Point Break

Just off the front of Mantaray Island resort is our beautiful house reef, this reef is thriving with life as it is a marine reserve. You can walk off the beach so it is perfect for snorkeling or intro dives. The edge of the reef is sat at 12 meters. There are resident reef sharks and even leopard sharks.

Just a 5 minute boat ride from Barefoot Manta Resort, three large coral bommies sit along side a sloping reef wall. Sandy bottoms surround the edge of each bommie, the deepest sitting at around 18 meters. Overhangs allow for different marine life to grow, such as hanging clams.

Just a two minute boat ride west of Barefoot Manta Island Resort, coral wonderland is a gentle slope down to a sandy bottom with large pinnacles and coral bommies.

Backyard Beach reef wall extends 200m along the edge of Drawaqa Island. The top reef sits only 2-4 meters below the waters surface, with the wall extending down to 10m at the sea floor, with several swim throughs scattered along the wall. From the reef wall small coral boomies cover the sea floor down to 18m.

Navigator is a 49 meter Chinese long liner, sunk on purpose, that sits above the sandy bottom at around 32 meters. Multiple rooms can be entered, including the captains wheel house, while other rooms can be observed through torch light, looking at the old boat system and for the creatures that now call it home.

Entering from the shore of Barefoot Manta Resort, Sunrise beach follows a reef wall in two directions along the shoreline, with many smaller coral bommies covering the sandy bottom straight out from the boat channel entry point. A large coral nursery and giant clams also feature as part of Marine Projects.

5 minute boat ride away. Submerged reef. Depth range 12-25m. Wall drop-offs, coral garden. Site is perfect for all diver levels, from beginner to advanced.

Submersed reef, sloping reef, lots of new growth of coral. Exciting times ahead for the new growing reef. This is a nice shallow coral garden with lots to see.

8 minutes away from the resort this dive site steps down as you dive it deeper reason being its called steps as it steps up and down looking like some steps.

Golden Gate is a solo coral bommie, sitting alone surrounded by a sandy bottom. The highlight of the bommie is the large swim through at the bottom, with three entry/exit points. The bommie has little over-hangs, where the marine life hide from the current that circles the site.