The outer reef line moves shallower here as it passes in front of Big La Laguna beach, being between 30-38m/ 100-125ft on the top. This steps down to a beautiful terrain of coral covered knolls and hills on a slope which extends to beyond 60m/ 200ft..Best diving here is in the mid depth range, look for curious circular pyramids of coral rubble being patiently constructed as homes by a species of tile fish common to the area, and make the most of a good flashlight to check out numerous small ledges and holes in the reef. Given the right tide it should be possible to move shallower to an interesting wreck of a Floating Dry Dock sunk several years ago, and sometimes on all the way to shallow water for decompression.
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