Lands End

Dives start at a marker buoy and chain, from where the reef wall falls away past 30 metres. The wall is covered with small sea fans and anemones, while the shallows are known for attractive hard corals. The site is open to strong currents, which makes it a good drift dive. Schools of fusiliers and bigfin reef squid patrol the reef, giant frogfish hide among the macro life, and tuna can pass in the blue.

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Lands End
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