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The island Bawe just off the coast of Stone Town, is our go-to reef. We have 3 dive sites around the island. One is on the North side and is a continuous coral wall teeming with life. Cuttle-fish, moray eels and seahorses hide between the many blue sponges, while rainbow runners and longfin batfish cruise by in the blue. Blue spotted stingrays and torpedo rays litter the sandy bottom.
On the South side, a long shallow reef stretches the whole side of the island, ideal for snorkellers and begi…
The island Bawe just off the coast of Stone Town, is our go-to reef. We have 3 dive sites around the island. One is on the North side and is a continuous coral wall teeming with life. Cuttle-fish, moray eels and seahorses hide between the many blue sponges, while rainbow runners and longfin batfish cruise by in the blue. Blue spotted stingrays and torpedo rays litter the sandy bottom.
On the South side, a long shallow reef stretches the whole side of the island, ideal for snorkellers and beginner divers. Dive deeper for big coral bommies, which are home to some massive Titan trigger fish, interchanging with sandy patches with giant barrel sponges. Stingrays, king fish and thornback box fish can all be found here but the stars of the show are definitely the turtles - you could be lucky enough to spot both Green and Hawksbill turtles here.
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