There are approx twenty well known scuba diving sites on two mile reef and you may discover lesser dived spots that we can explore. The topography varies from flat and sandy on the off shore side to pinnacles, caves, cliffs, big sand patches and mesmerizing ledges with an extensive diversity in corals and marine life. You can see tiny shrimps and decorator crabs to paper fish, pipe fish, different species of scorpion fish, over 400 documented species of nudibranchs and sea horses. Across two mile reef on average, every 50 metres, a diver will see 201 fish within a 5 metre radius and on the shallower parts of the reef that number goes up to 281. Our larger species include brindle bass, potato bass, marbled leopard groupers, many different species of Rays including the majestic Manta Rays, whitetips, black tips, duskys, zebra shark, sand shark, spotted sand tigers, bull, tiger and even occasional great white sharks can be spotted. There are 5 turtle species and the leatherbacks and loggerheads nest on this impressive coastline up to Mozambique.
Photo Credit:📸 Niel Cillie❤️
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