The crashing waves inside this cavern tell two stories. Guides will show you the “Map of Africa” naturally carved into the wall, but few know about the Roman amphorae still visible at low tide—relics from a vessel that sank carrying Garum fish sauce. Local divers speak of a Phoenician galley perfectly preserved in the depths, its cargo of Tyrian purple dye intact. On stormy nights, elders claim to hear the ghostly creaking of the Esmeralda, a Portuguese caravel lost here in 1506 with a hold full of stolen Moroccan gold. The cave keeps its secrets well—you’ll need our guides to decode its layered mysteries.
