Naturally, our curiosity grew.
On the second day of our trip, we checked the tide charts and set out just after sunrise. The weather was perfect. The sky was clear, and the sea was unusually calm.
After hiking along narrow cliffside paths for nearly two hours, we spotted a small opening hidden behind a wall of jagged rocks. From a distance, it appeared to be nothing more than a crack in the cliff face.
As we approached, however, we realized it was much larger than it seemed.
A dark passage stretched inward beneath the cliffs.
This was the cave.
Entering the Darkness
At first, everything felt exciting.
We switched on our headlamps and carefully made our way inside. The entrance tunnel was narrow and damp, forcing us to move single file.
The sound of the ocean echoed through the stone corridors. Water dripped from the ceiling at irregular intervals, creating an eerie rhythm that seemed almost deliberate.
