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Cathedral Cave

Cathedral Cave is one of those places that genuinely feels special, even if you’ve been in a hundred caves before. We love the way the light filters down through the surface opening, hitting the deeper walls in shifting beams. It’s a proper cathedral, just underwater. Drop down near the entrance and you’ll find the walls plunging to 22 metres, sometimes more if you venture a little further out. Visibility here averages around 14 metres, which is usually plenty to appreciate the scale. Our favourite moments are often spent in the quieter corners at the back, where you might spot a dark shape that resolves into a black stingray or a moray eel peering out. Keep an eye out for nudibranchs too; this place is absolutely crawling with them, a genuine delight for macro photographers. Out towards the mouth, reef fish gather, and if you’re lucky, a sleek pelagic might cruise by. It's a comfortable dive for most, and the real appeal is simply soaking in the atmosphere.