Encrustations on the walls hide prawns and small crabs. A white spirograph signals the halfway point, and here the cave starts its descent to 30m. There is plenty of space and the dive presents no difficulties so long as you have a good torch. Our diving on Korcula continues in caves, on walls and pinnacles. On one such dive we see an abundance of lobsters which, quite unflustered, come out of their dens to observe us up close, not hesitating to touch my dome port with their antennae.
Night dives take place from the shore or from the boat.
I particularly enjoy one such dive about ten minutes' ride out of the bay, around a small rock-cliff. I come across numerous squat lobsters, again unconcerned by our presence, along with lobsters, crabs and shrimps. At the end of the dive, an octopus and a squid put in appearances. Another night dive in the bay reveals many blennies and Alicia mirabilis anemones with their stinging tentacles. These come out only at night.