- Journey time: 12 minutes approx.
- Depth: 12 to 30m
- Type of dive site: offshore, freestanding rocks, surrounded by blue water
- Suitable for: experienced divers
Two imposing Rock formations spiral up to 12 m towards the water surface from a depth of 30m. Free-standing and surrounded by blue water, they provide shelter for all kinds of reef dwellers such as Atlantic monkfish, wrasse, including large hogfish, neon damselflies, sea peacocks, etc.
Predators such as barracudas and spiny mackerels circle the rocky formations in the hope of finding prey, and with a bit of luck you also have the chance to see manta rays passing by during the summer months. The “T-Reef” with its two jagged volcanic cones offers so many hiding places for countless species of moray eels that the underwater photographer is spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting the right subject.
“Descending into the seemingly endless blue — that is exactly what this place is all about. Every dive reveals new facets and turns this site into something truly special time and time again. Maybe today the schools of barracudas will pass by once more, curiously posing for the next photo.
Perhaps even some of the larger inhabitants of the underwater world will make an appearance. Or your gaze may drift into the countless rock crevices and small caves, teeming with life at every turn. No matter how the dive unfolds — this place always remains exciting and full of surprises.”
