Marsa Tondoba
Marsa Tondoba is a sandy bay with four shallow coral patches outside it and two large water pipes on the bottom. The pipes and the seagrass beside them are full of small creatures, turtles and rays.
The two pipes supply a desalination plant for a nearby gold mine and have become home to pixie hawkfish, damselfish, nudibranchs, flatworms, velvetfish, shrimps and many juveniles. Seagrass beds on each side of the pipes draw turtles and rays, and a dugong is seen with luck. Outside the bay four healthy coral patches lie in shallow water. Reef Oasis presents it as an easy site with gentle currents for all levels.
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