St-John’s reef

Located on the Tropic of Cancer, this chain of reefs is the furthest South you will get! Here you will find exciting drop-offs. The wall of one of the reefs is overgrown with big gorgonians, the wall of the other reef is overgrown with all kinds of colorful soft corals. You will find a lot of fish and in the blue you can see with a little bit luck “big fish” like Hammerhead, Grey reef sharks, Silver tip and White tip reef sharks and Barracudas, Tunas and Mackerels. Sometimes even you can see Mantas and Dolphins.

Sataya is situated at the very south of Fury Shoals; this huge natural lagoon is formed by a massive reef rising from the depths. The fame of Sataya is its steep drop offs along with pelagic sightings and protected pinnacles smothered in soft and hard corals. But the real stars can be the huge pods of spinner Dolphins that frequent here, meaning Sataya has become the Dolphin House of Hamata.

In the Fury Shoals system, the Sha’ab Claudio captivates divers and enthralls photographers with its shallow swim-through system, perfect for leisurely exploration. With five entrances and exits and shallow in depth, you’re never ‘lost’ and can just enjoy the shafts of light dancing through the caves. Rays, Nudibranchs, large Napoleon wrasse and Morays are all frequently spotted here; you may even see a White tip reef shark or Turtle pass by.

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