The service at the base leaves nothing to be desired. We only had to move to the boat ourselves, all the equipment was transported by the guides. The dive guide provided us with excellent underwater photo opportunities from 0.5 mm to visible "with the naked eye". However, the diving area is only interesting for people who have an absolute interest in "small stuff"!

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Super macro spot, pleasant owners, good technical support, very good spotters (guides), excellent cuisine (thanks David),

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- There is really only small livestock to be seen there. But lots of them. Size from about 1mm to a few centimeters. A good macro lens is absolutely essential for the camera.
- "Beautiful" corals and plant life: not to be seen. There are better places.
- The guiding skills of the dive masters vary. You have to be prepared for the reef to be "rebuilt", which is or should be somewhat difficult to reconcile with conventional diving skills (such as those learned in the open water course). However, the guides know what they can and may do. You should avoid imitating them yourself!
- A private dive guide is recommended, especially if you have special requests and want to make videos, for example.
- Don't let the guides carry your camera, even if it is heavy in the case of a nauticam. The lens caps tend to fall off. If you carry them yourself, you are responsible for them.
- Getting into the dive boats is a bit of a hassle. It's only easy at high tide. At low tide, you have to make your own way to the boat over rocks and roots. Caution is advised.


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