Calypso Tunnel
Also known as: Calypso Cave · Triple Arch · Triple Arch Reef · Calypso Tunnel & Cave
The dive follows the edge of a reef that continues the headland underwater. Atlantis explains that the cave, also called Triple Arch Reef, is really two large holes in a collapsed roof separated by a narrow bridge, which looks like a giant arch. Turned towards the north-facing wall, divers can make out a 'face' with two eyes and a mouth, best seen from about 19 m. Groupers, scorpionfish, amberjack, moray eels, octopus and tuna are among the fish named for the site, and Submarine Cave lies about fifteen minutes to the west.
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