Chira Rani
The boat lands at the islet and divers explore the western side, where drop-offs run from about 15 to 25 m. Coral heads rise from a bottom of about 30 m, some to around 12 m, and dives end in the coral gardens at the edge of the reef flat at about 5 m. Shrimps, nudibranchs and leaf fish live along the walls, and Mayotte Tourisme names it as the spot for turtles. Le Lagon Maoré reaches it in about ten minutes by boat from N'Gouja.
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