Mikadini
Mikadini is a long fringing reef that slopes down to a sandy bottom and mixes rock formations with brightly coloured hard and soft corals. It continues the reef system near Kinasi Pass and usually has a pleasant current that turns it into a drift dive. A big school of paddletail snappers lives here, with mid-sized groupers and blue-spotted trevally. Big morays, lobsters and whiprays hide in the rocks. Turtles and large reef rays are common, and reef sharks pass by in season.
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