Tete's Place
The reef runs south-west parallel to the island over rock, sand and seagrass and rises about 5 m from the bottom. Its rocky edge holds many moray eels, rays and scorpionfish, while grunts, pufferfish and angelfish school above. Pillar corals and soft corals cover the top. Nurse sharks are seen often and bottlenose dolphins now and then. Felipe Diving Center uses it for first dives, and Travel & Diving calls it an unmistakable beginner site with wonderful coral.
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