Adira

A network of interconnected sea caves carved into the cliffs surrounding the bay, often concealed by thick curtains of seaweed. Accessible primarily at low tide, these caves serve as hidden storage for smuggled goods and secret meeting spots for smugglers, with the wind creating eerie whispers that locals claim sound like hushed conversations.

The caves are dark and damp, with walls glistening from the constant moisture. The entrances are often shrouded in vibrant green seaweed, and the sound of waves crashing against the rocks echoes throughout the caverns.