Antonio Gaudi

Also known as: Antoni Gaudi · アントニオガウディ (Japanese) · アントニオ・ガウディー (Korean)

Beyond the shallow reef the formation sits at roughly 20 to 35 m, where many openings let pale light in from different angles. Seen from the bottom, shops compare it to an unfinished work of art or a jack-o'-lantern, and the full structure is hard to take in on one dive. Divers enter head first through an opening at about 10 m and descend inside to around 20 m. Because the highlight is deep, air and no-decompression time limit the stay. Giant trevally sometimes circle the formation, and noble file clams, leaf scorpionfish and purple-masked angelfish are reported.

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