Three Tunnels
Also known as: Small Reef · Küçük Reef · Üç Tüneller
Three Tunnels is formed where the rock wall has fractured into three passages large enough for divers to swim through in single file. The deepest tunnel starts at around 30 metres and the route works upwards through the second and third, one of which has a dog-leg that tests buoyancy. Corals grow along the tunnel walls, and the top of the reef is full of cracks that shelter morays and other fish. On the sandy patches nearby, well-camouflaged stingrays and turtles are often found. Breams wait in the bay at the end of the dive.
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