Barra Musa Kebir
Barra Musa Kebir is a bush-covered island whose beach is used by nesting sea turtles. The north side has a rugged vertical wall above a two-step slope with soft corals and fan gorgonians. On the south side the wall drops to a plateau that starts at about 23 m, covered in small soft coral heads, and ends at about 26 m in a drop-off with large caves. Seawolf reports schools of tuna and great barracuda as well as single grey and hammerhead sharks, and manta rays pass in season.
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