Rainbow Reef

The reef's arched outline gives it its name. Along the north side a gully forms a small wall, and the cables laid in 1996 cross the sand there, partly protected by an artificial reef that is now overgrown. After dark the site comes alive with Spanish dancers, lobsters, crabs, octopus and hunting morays among feather stars. During the day parrotfish, butterflyfish and wrasses are common and eagle rays pass by.