This challenging drift dive site is located in the middle of a large sand bank. Although its depth between 10 and 30 meters might make it appealing to novice divers as well, its unpredictable currents make it more suitable for divers of at least intermediate level. The most dangerous currents in this dive site are the down currents.
This dive spot is famous for its spotted eagle rays, which gather in formation between December and late January and make for a fascinating experience.
Other species divers can find here include barracudas, razorfish, nurse sharks, jacks, grunts, moray eels, groupers, damselfish and turtles.
Soft corals and sponges are also present at this dive site.
Dive site info provided by Sandie Fires on Jan 31, 2019
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