This site features several highlights: to the southwest lies the wreck of a 17 m long sailing yacht. Its name, origin and date of sinking are unknown. However, it is believed that the yacht might be of American origin and might have sunk in the 1980’s – a theory supported by the coral growth. The wreck rests at the foot of the reef wall at a depth of 16 m, and you can enter its hull, which is still intact and teeming with sweeper fish, through a large opening in the deck.

Another of the site’s highlights is the fairytale canyon covered in corals that runs through the middle of the reef at a depth of 7 to 10 m. At its northern end lies a coral garden full of boulder corals and surrounded by reef walls, which grows from the seabed at a depth of 17 m up to just below the surface.

The maximum depth of the site is around 24m and many small coral blocks surround the reef offering up alternative places of interest.

Because of its shallow depth, excellent visibility and weak current, it offers perfect conditions even for beginners. Only in the channel between the main and secondary reefs does the current sometimes become stronger.