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Invisibles is a popular dive site just south of Salt Pier and is the southern-most site of the 'double reef' dives. It is a wonderful site for all divers due to its easy entry, clearly marked mooring buoy and sloping reef. It is approx. 50m swim out to the mooring buoy over a large sandy area, keep an eye out here for palometas, spotted eagle rays, filefish, peacock flounders, jawfish and juvenile reef fish in the shallows.
You can find a colony of garden eels around the mooring at 6m just be…
Invisibles is a popular dive site just south of Salt Pier and is the southern-most site of the 'double reef' dives. It is a wonderful site for all divers due to its easy entry, clearly marked mooring buoy and sloping reef. It is approx. 50m swim out to the mooring buoy over a large sandy area, keep an eye out here for palometas, spotted eagle rays, filefish, peacock flounders, jawfish and juvenile reef fish in the shallows.
You can find a colony of garden eels around the mooring at 6m just before the first reef starts, the mooring is also is aligned with a sand channel that runs down to the second reef and is a helpful navigational reference. You can navigate north or south at this site, the first reef is a solid reef structure which ends at 20m while the second reef, which starts at 18m and tapers off after 35m, is broken up into several coral islands.
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