Moon Hole

The site takes its name from a semicircular sand bowl about 9 to 11 m deep, surrounded by stony coral. The sand hosts flounders, stingrays and sometimes seahorses, while the coral rim shelters crustaceans and octopus, which make it a good night dive. Its easy layout suits entry-level divers and buoyancy or navigation training. Crossing the western wall and heading south brings divers to Ron's Wreck, a small fishing boat at about 60 ft. Nurse sharks and lionfish are also reported outside the hole.