Goese Sas

Also known as: Sas van Goes

Because of the strong current the site is dived only at low water. The bottom does not slope evenly but rolls, which can confuse divers, so a compass is essential. Between five and twenty metres oysters and mussels shelter crabs, lobsters, butterfish, hermit crabs and sea scorpions, and rarer species such as seahorses and sea slugs turn up. Deeper down brittle stars take over. The site is known for cuttlefish in spring, bobtail squid and squid, and sharks have been reported in recent years.

Divesite facts

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