Tete's Place

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About This Site

A shallow reef extends southwest, running parallel to the island. It features rocky, sandy, and seagrass bottoms, reaching a height of approximately 9 meters. At the rocky edge, you can observe numerous moray eels, rays, rockfish, and large schools of grunts, wrasse, pufferfish, and angelfish. The top of the reef is adorned with pillar corals and soft corals (octocorals), surrounded by schools of fish. Nurse sharks are frequently seen in this area, and bottlenose dolphins are occasionally spott…