Antennas
The antennas on the headland make the entry easy to find, and divers clamber down to a small plateau about 2 m deep. The route passes large pebbles and rocks to a sandy area at about 13 m, then turns along gullies and hollows toward the wall and the nearby caves. Its mix of reef, small caverns and rocky bottom makes it rich in small life and popular for navigation practice. Tun shells, cone snails, squid and stingrays are among the sightings, and the last part of the dive over varied rock is often the most attractive.
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