ABU HAMRA

ABU HAMRA

Dropping in to waist deep water, its a short swim through the channel opening out into the bay with its amazing pinnacles right in front of you. It is a nursery for the reef fish which have endless crevasses to hide away from the ever-present schools of predatory Lionfish and other ambush dangers. The bay is also renown for the resident Hawksbill turtle and numerous moray eels slithering around the obstacles.

• Depth

  20 m

• Entry

  ByShore

• Location

  10 km north of Roots

• Minimum Level Required

  Open Water