The Sugarloaf Caves

The Sugarloaf Caves on the Isle of Man, one of the best dive sites in the Isle of Man, is located just around the corner from Port St Mary. It is an excellent diving site for divers of all levels. The caves can only be reached by boat, but they're only a short distance from Port Erin or Port St Mary. Above the water, the Sugarloaf Caves are spectacular, steep, and rocky cliffs, and beneath the waves, rugged coastal cliffs give way to impressive sea walls and caves.

You can see hydroids, sponges, and anemones on the walls if you use torches in Sugarloaf Caves. Because of this, some anemones, sponges, and barnacles are stacked on top of one another, vying for space! Then you'll make your way into the deep Cave of the Birds, which is home to a few friendly seals who are known to follow and play with you all the way back to the boat.