Moray Reef
A shallow, flat mooring area makes it easy for beginners, while the drop-off offers deeper terrain for experienced divers. The overhangs deserve slow exploration for shrimps, leaf fish, scorpionfish, octopus and the occasional frogfish, and the reef is rich in morays. Big-eye trevally, snappers, fusiliers, cornetfish and barracuda shoal along the edge, and Turtle Dive points out the many colourful nudibranchs. Manta rays, whale sharks, dolphins, giant reef rays, Napoleon wrasse and turtles pass by. When the current runs north the site is a good start for a drift towards Cracas.
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