Stingray Cave

Stingray Cave is a shallow to moderate-depth limestone cave dive near the Lebanese coast, featuring a swim-through chamber and a low, sandy bottom. Access is straightforward from a coastal entry, with calm conditions typical of sheltered bays. The site is known for its clear water and interesting rock formations, including small overhangs and a short crevice that divers may pass through. Common local fauna includes small reef fish, cardinalfish, moray eels, and occasional crustaceans along the walls. This site is suitable for trained divers comfortable with cave-like passages and overhead environments; plan a standard buoyancy and navigation check before entering the chamber.