Caesar's Rocks
Also known as: Caesar's Rock · Ceasar's Rock · Cesar's Rock · Ceasars
The site is named after the chief of the local village and is one of the best known dives of Beqa Lagoon. Its pinnacles are riddled with channels, windows and small tunnels, and one of them holds a three-way passage where light from the openings backlights the corals inside. A coral-lined tunnel at about 15 m is a favourite with photographers. The soft corals in pink, red and orange are at their brightest when the current runs, but for safety the site is only dived in flat seas at slack tide. Longnose hawkfish, trumpetfish, lionfish, blue ribbon eels and nudibranchs live on the walls, while small schools of tuna, turtles and the odd manta ray pass by.
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