Generally healthy reef, depth from around 12 meters to over 30 meters. It’s best to stick around 15-25 meters as this has the highest coral density. Good for night dives.

Generally a terrible dive, nothing to see. Don’t waste your time here. Years ago, a small plane crashed and the wreckage is here. There are a few small pieces of the wreckage, but nothing terribly exciting.

Wreck, shallowest part is deeper than 30 meters and the wreck bottom. sites around 50 meters. Good site for advanced divers and technical dives. Wreck condition is poor - not recommended to penetrate. Start the dive on the wreck and shallow up and finish it on the reef.

Cavern. Follows the thin passage back and it opens to a large chamber, on calm seas days you can surface at the end. Maximum depth around 25 meters.

The mangled mess of metal is one of the most incredible and unique dives you can do. Descending down to a maximum of 40m, this site is perfect for underwater photography with its constant crystal clear blue water.

Considered by many divers to be the best wreck dive in the world, the SS President Coolidge was a luxury passenger liner converted to a troop carrier during WWII. While entering the Segond Channel she struck a friendly mine. The captain ran her aground with the intention of salvaging, however the ship sank quickly.

A hidden treasure in the Bayes channel, we have to go down a chimney to reach a very pretty canyon covered with gorgonians, remember to push the hatchet fish to make room for you....

Magnificent arch covered with gorgonians located on the outside of the reef, about thirty minutes of navigation, we dive into the translucent blue to fall on this pinnacle

Ready to discover cave diving, magnificent tunnels pierced by majestic shafts of light, you’ll have to push the hatchet fish to get through.... good stabilisation essential....

Outside the reef, you’ll find a labyrinth of large faults, canyons of varying widths and tunnels. The site is decorated with numerous gorgonians....