Tatawa Kecil
Tatawa Kecil has some of the most varied topography in the park, with giant boulders, drop-offs, caves and swim-throughs between shallow coral gardens. Clouds of anthias cover the reef, and large groupers, snappers, sweetlips, jacks and bluefin trevally shelter around the rocks. Sharks, turtles and bumphead parrotfish are regular, and manta rays and dugongs have been seen on the coral plateau. The currents can be very strong and create down currents, so operators prefer slack or rising tide and reserve it for experienced divers.
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