Keepsake
Also known as: Keep Sake
Only one boat may use the Keepsake mooring, so few divers come here. In January 2017 a large section of the reef southwest of the mooring slid down the slope, from about 12 m to beyond 40 m. The scar now serves as a landmark. Away from it the corals are in very good shape and fish are plentiful, and eagle rays pass in the blue.
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