Anemones - Reef

The Anemone Reef is a rock formation that begins just 5–8 meters below the water's surface.

As the name suggests, countless anemones have settled here, and of course, the brave clownfish are always present. But all other species of tropical fish, as well as barracudas and lionfish, can also be observed around this rock.

The gently sloping sandy bottom around the reef begins at a depth of 20 to 25 meters. This is a good spot to look for sleeping leopard sharks.