The Jabuka Caves
Jabuka is a small rock below a high sea cliff on the outer side of Koločep. The dive drops to the rock at about 38 m, whose outer edge falls to 50 m, then works back along a series of caves. One dark cave hides an air pocket with stalactites hanging from the ceiling. Lobsters, octopus, bream, red scorpionfish and moray eels gather around the rock.
Facts
- Region: Adriatic – South
- Area: Dubrovnik & Elaphiti
- Depth: 3–40 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: low
- Type: cave, wall
- Coordinates: 42.668, 17.9995 (approximate)
- Highlights: cave with an air pocket and stalactites, European lobster, octopus, moray eel, red scorpionfish
- Tips: The deep start makes this better for experienced divers despite the 'all levels' rating; bring a torch for the cave.