St George
Also known as: St. George Cave · St. George Caves · Saint George · Agios Georgios
The wall begins below the church of St George, which gave the site its name. Operators split it into a shallow part between about 3 and 12 m and a deeper part that reaches 18 to 24 m. Near the start a small cave, about 15 m long, is lit by a skylight at its end, and the guide decides on the day whether to enter it. Two small canyons cut into the wall. Groupers, octopus, moray eels, lionfish and stingrays live here, and schools of barracuda pass by.
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