Donald Duck Bay

The reef is shallow, from the surface down to about 10 m, and there is no current, so the dive can be swum in any direction and run until the gas does. That makes the bay a place to sort out trim and weighting at the start of a trip, or to take a long second dive without pressing a decompression limit. The same still water is why the bay is dived after dark, with green turtles occasionally spotted on night dives.

For such a shallow site the list of what turns up is long: barracuda, fusiliers, groupers, Napoleon wrasse, parrotfish, trevally, jacks, dogtooth tuna and rainbow runner, with whitetip sharks, leopard sharks and manta rays also recorded here. None of that is owed to you on a given dive, but the depth means a slow, wandering circuit costs nothing in bottom time.