A sloping reef that starts at about two metres and drops to twenty-five, stretching roughly one and a half kilometres along the resort beach. You can run it north or south. Current is mild to non-existent — relaxing dives, easy navigation, plenty of time on each section before turning around.
Unlimited house-reef diving is included in every diving package. The only rule: certified buddy pairs, no solo diving. The reef is ideal for check dives, training, refreshers, or just an extra dive at the end of a day. At night it becomes a different reef altogether — one of the best macro sites in the area. And when the tide drops far enough — full moon and new moon, especially — the exposed reef becomes tide pools worth picking through with shoes on.
The same stretch of reef behaves differently depending on the time of day and the tide. Three completely different experiences.
Schools moving through, hard-coral terraces, healthy soft corals down the slope. Black-tip reef sharks patrol the deeper edge; hawksbill turtles work the shallows.
Day fish gone, the macro hunters out. Bring a focus light. Our guides know the spots and the regulars.
When the tide drops far enough — especially at full moon and new moon — exposed sections of the reef become tide pools. Bring shoes. You'll find what got stuck when the water went out.
