Mato Point
Also known as: Matu Point · Matu Rock · Matutungil
Giant boulders that break the surface create shallow walls, followed by a slope of gravel, rock and silt. There is little coral, but fire urchins with Coleman shrimp and zebra crabs turn up on almost every dive. Nudibranchs cover the rocks, and frogfish, ghost pipefish, octopus and squat lobsters are also found. Golden chain morays and small groupers hunt among the rocks.
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