Dinosaur Bay
The way in is a side road opposite the Spilies bar that runs down to the coast, followed by a short walk to the water. Leaving the bay, divers first pass over a field of rocks that resemble dinosaur bones and give the site its name. Beyond them the reef holds small caves and sink holes, and swim-throughs are plentiful, most of them in the shallows. The seabed further out is flat with few landmarks, so a compass bearing taken on the way out makes it easier to find the exit again.
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