Dangerous Reef

別名： Sha'ab Dangerous

The name comes from sharks that were often found resting in caves on the south side rather than from difficult conditions. The reef is about 410 m long, with a fairly shallow, flat bottom that makes it a safe overnight mooring, while its outer walls drop steeply. Breaks in the shallow reef allow easy swim-throughs. Soft corals, gorgonians, sponges and anemones cover the reef, and schools of surgeonfish, fusiliers, jacks and barracuda pass by. At night squid, Spanish dancers and hunting morays come out.