Sannat Cave
Sannat Cave is a limestone cavern that never cuts divers off from the surface, so it is not treated as a true overhead environment. After the large main swim-through, several smaller ones follow along slopes and rocks if you turn left out of the cavern. Turtles, eagle rays and torpedo rays visit, while squid, coral crabs, cardinalfish and big-eye soldierfish hide in the shade. Its shallow profile makes it a common third dive of the day.
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