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The Secret Garden
One of the most interesting dive sites and where a diversity of underwater features can be found at St. George's Reef. The first route is by turning right from the dive boat and is a great dive site to practice your natural navigation with a maze of shallow swim-throughs and short canyons.
Head out from the reef south and as you get to about 10/11mtr mark, you should find the upside-down hull of an old yacht half-buried in the sand and has been guarded for the last 12 years …
The Secret Garden
One of the most interesting dive sites and where a diversity of underwater features can be found at St. George's Reef. The first route is by turning right from the dive boat and is a great dive site to practice your natural navigation with a maze of shallow swim-throughs and short canyons.
Head out from the reef south and as you get to about 10/11mtr mark, you should find the upside-down hull of an old yacht half-buried in the sand and has been guarded for the last 12 years by a large Grouper. You should be able to find several soft- and hard-shelled varieties of crab. Heading back towards the dive boat lookout for a shoal of baby Barracuda and lots of large pieces of Ancient amphora fused into the rocks. The second route is by turning left from the dive boat and is largely unexplored. In the maze of rocks and canyons can be found more pieces of the old yacht, old bits of cars and numerous types of fish including a few common Rays.
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