Paradise House Reef

The dive at Paradise House Reef starts in an area used for check dives, crosses a wide seagrass meadow and reaches the reef, which stretches across the whole bay. Along it, coral formations, small blocks and sand alternate. Artificial reefs were placed on the reef, a brick pyramid and a shark-shaped metal structure, now covered in coral.

The seagrass meadow holds much of the site's life, with many small encounters, and is good for macro and for night diving. Large sea turtles are often seen grazing calmly on the seagrass in front of the base. The seagrass is also home to seahorses and nudibranchs. The reef itself has corals, reef fish, morays and, sometimes, rays.