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A very popular shallow dive in Sabang Bay, The Sea Grass area lies in 3-8 meters, hiding the most spectacular critters in Puerto Galera: All sorts of pipefish hide in the grass, sea moths and flying gurnards are almost a guarantee. Flounders and pufferfish rest peacefully on the bottom, dragonets and juvenile cuttlefish also like it here. Juveniles of all kinds often start their life in the sea grass, if you look closely around rocks and coral debris, you'll find miniature lionfish and scorpion…
A very popular shallow dive in Sabang Bay, The Sea Grass area lies in 3-8 meters, hiding the most spectacular critters in Puerto Galera: All sorts of pipefish hide in the grass, sea moths and flying gurnards are almost a guarantee. Flounders and pufferfish rest peacefully on the bottom, dragonets and juvenile cuttlefish also like it here. Juveniles of all kinds often start their life in the sea grass, if you look closely around rocks and coral debris, you'll find miniature lionfish and scorpionfish. A few anemones in the area harbours the rather aggressive saddleback anemonefish with its companions the three spot dascyllus. A very large turtle also has its home here and some big sea cucumbers. While in the area, have a look under the floating bars, you will find more than just beer caps there, a breeding ground for yet more juveniles.
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