Magic Rocks
Also known as: Roches Magiques · Les Roches Magiques
Magic Rocks takes its name from two huge coral-covered bommies that are full of life. The site combines a sandy area used for skill practice, a shallow reef suitable for snorkellers and a drop-off to around 20 m for more confident divers, with an overall depth range given as 15 to 35 m. There is usually no current, although a light flow can turn it into a gentle drift. By day divers meet mantis shrimp, green and hawksbill turtles and lionfish, and a sailfish has been seen here. At night it is the lodge's main night-dive site, with cuttlefish, sleeping turtles, Spanish dancers, ornate and slipper lobsters and many shrimps and crabs.
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