Topography: A series of Giant pot-holes linked together with caves, overhangs and gullies. As this is an inshore reef it is not really affected by current. Of particular interest is the vast assortment of soft coral. All the normal array of tropical fishes can be seen, as well as large numbers of Flute and Trumpet fish. Another interesting species not seen anywhere else in this area is the “crocodile” fish and the “leaf” fish which both appear in abundance. This is one of the few reefs in this area where dolphins may be seen on scuba.

Degree of difficulty: A perfect dive site for those just starting out or wanting a long slow and relaxing dive with lots to see.

Visibility: Ranges from 10m to 30m +

General: An absolutely stunning reef, with an abundance of soft coral, a wide variety of nudibranches and plenty of tropical and game fish. Giant crayfish are also amongst the many different species of marine life found on this reef. Also an excellent spot for whale shark viewing (November to March).