This snorkeling site features healthy coral and a variety of marine life, including fish around a nearby wreck. Reaching the location requires a walk along a trail with many steps, ascending and descending a hill, which typically takes at least 30 minutes. It is advisable to avoid visiting at low tide, as the water above the coral can be quite shallow. In the grassy area near the shore, sea hares (a type of sea slug) are often visible. Swimmers can explore the wreck and observe the marine life that may be sheltering inside.
North Beach
A peaceful dive site that is somewhat challenging to access, but rewarding once reached.
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