Gurnard Point
After rolling off the boat divers choose between the reef wall and the sand and rubble below, or combine both. The sand holds many mantis shrimps, garden eels, pipefish and shrimp-goby partnerships. On the reef, nudibranchs, boxfish, morays and batfish are common. Flying gurnards spread their wing-like fins when approached. Mabul.com places the site beside the police jetty and says the site also suits snorkelling.
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