Stringer

This dive site features a unique reef system divided into two distinct sections by a sandy area. Visibility is excellent when conditions are favorable, allowing you to easily observe both parts of the reef from one another. The first section consists of a large, rounded coral head surrounded by scattered rocks. The second part is smaller and more varied, boasting steep drop-offs on one side alongside numerous ledges and caves on the opposite side. The coral composition predominantly comprises hard corals, with fewer soft corals present. Cleaning stations are common, hosting diverse cleaning shrimp. Large cushion starfish and feather starfish abound. Juvenile angelfish are frequently observed in this area, along with a variety of reef fish such as parrotfish, damsels, and coachmen. Marine life sightings include green turtles, electric rays, bearded scorpionfish, potato bass, boxfish, and rock cod.