Cervi Cave

Cervi Cave is an advanced cave dive near Capo Galera off Alghero, named after the deer antler-shaped stalactites that adorn this underwater grotto at 18 meters depth. The branching mineral formations are remnants of a time when this cave was above sea level, now preserved in a stunning submarine gallery. Red shrimp populate the darker recesses, while the well-lit entrance area transitions to the open reef with its rich Mediterranean marine life. One of the most visually distinctive caves in the Alghero system, showcasing the geological diversity of Sardinia's submerged karst landscape.