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Name:
The site is named "Coral Gardens" for the abundant sea fans and soft corals found in the area. The hard "Noble Coral" is also found here.
Depth:
18 m is likely on an ordinary dive, 20 m is conveniently accessible, and it is possible to get 30 m over the sand after a very long swim.
Marine life:
There are kelp forests inshore and in the gully. The reef is encrusted by a large variety of interesting invertebrates, including many kinds of sponges and colonial ascidians, often under slight…
Name:
The site is named "Coral Gardens" for the abundant sea fans and soft corals found in the area. The hard "Noble Coral" is also found here.
Depth:
18 m is likely on an ordinary dive, 20 m is conveniently accessible, and it is possible to get 30 m over the sand after a very long swim.
Marine life:
There are kelp forests inshore and in the gully. The reef is encrusted by a large variety of interesting invertebrates, including many kinds of sponges and colonial ascidians, often under slight overhangs, or in the darker depths.
Photography:
This is a good site for close-up photography of invertebrates, particularly sponges and colonial ascidians.
Topography:
Rocky ridges run approximately north to south (true). Large outcrops and boulders make rugged relief and provide a habitat for a large variety of invertebrates.
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