Atlantis is an easy to find dive site, roughly 20 minutes south of Kralendijk. Atlantis has an easy entre over the sandy beach, making it an accessible site for most. There is no yellow mooring line marking the dive site, which means it is only accessible by shore. The sloping reef starts 100 meters from shore, with the shallowest reef area beginning at a depth of 5 meters. The steep slope has an abundance of hard and soft corals, as well as large sponges, and descents to slightly over 30 meters. At depth it is common to find sargassum triggerfish, as well as rock beauties. Other common marine life spotted at Atlantis includes Jack, Macerels, file fish and schools of surgeon fish. Occasionally sea turtles are spotted, and in the shallows among the patches of staghorn corals, eagle rays and stingray have been sighted. Kite surfers can only kite in this area so be sure to carry a SMB, and when there’s wind, choose a different dive site out of the kite surf zone for your own safety.