... the west end you will find a lot of table corals, schools of unicorn fishes and sweet lips.  ...

...  Bluespotted stingray, trigger fish and schools from surgeon fish, bream and bigeye ...

... morays, cornetfish, batfish and schools of bannerfish. Whitetips cruise from time to time. In February / March mantas occasionally make an appearance and in September titan triggerfish are guarding ...

... Crocodile Fish, Stone and Scorpion Fish, Stingrays and huge Moray Eels. At the mooring site we will fid large Brain Corals and schools of Goat Fish and Fusiliers around them. There is a big chance ...

...  North plateau – if it’s big and lives in the sea, you can see it here. Surgeonfish schools, unicornfish ...

...  and surgeon fish schools. The big fishes, which you can see here, are grey reef shark, whitetip shark, guitarfish, zebra shark, stingray, eagle ray, hammerhead sharks and in march/april manta ray. ...

... reef is famous for a base looking school (15 – 20) of big barracudas which are 1,5 m or bigger. The school compose with yellow and blackfin barracudas and they patrol around the three ergs or to ...

... obvious are morays, napoleons, tuna, barracuda, unicorn schools, groupers and a cloud of millions of tiny anthias.  ...

... Saiman has everything and, that in excess. Large schools of double-mark snappers and black snappers are at the west end of the reef. Barracuda and schools of flater fish cross over the plateau, the ...

... very photogenic and you will see here schools from banner fish, redtooth trigger fish and some mackerel. Come back with enough air to have time to visit the grotto and the small channels at the ergs. ...

... current on the east-side seems to be stronger and offered a bigger concentration of fishes then the west-side. One-spot snapper and yellow snapper are here in small schools at the north-end where the ...

... schools. Hammerhead sharks passing by in the late summer. A school glasseye float over the reef (normally they are separated) and if a big robber is coming they are searching protection at the reef ...

... You can find many Lion Fish, Anemone Fish, Blue Spotted Stingray, schools of Yellowsaddle Goatfish and Snapper. From time to time you can watch Giant Barracudas close to the surface.  ...

... smaller erg a school of yellow Goat Fish usually can be found. Moreover, Lion Fish, Scorpion Fish, Octopus, Turtle, Blue Spotted Rays and Calamari often can be spotted levitating just under the surface. ...

...  schools and also sometimes grey reef sharks, whitetip sharks and in the late summer hammerhead sharks. Next to the berths you can see turtles, morays, a school (300 – 400) young barracudas and a ...

... the ergs you will see schools of breams, bat fishes, big eye emperors, sweetlips, fusiliers, banner fishes and black and red snappers. Redmouth groupers and lion fishes always hunting glass fishes. ...

... the underwater landscape then for the fish life. For all that you will find here schools from bream and bigeye emperor. Stone fish and scorpion fish laying on the coral heads and in the deeper area ...

...  fish and whitetip reef sharks just to name a few of them. At the over edge of the ergs redmouth grouper are catching heemstra’s fairy basslet and not like usual glass fishes. A school of banner fish ...

... ca spot schools of Fusilliers and Goat Fish.  ...