Moore Reef

• A large reef rich with life
• Operators work mainly in back reef area, all have similar dives
• Dives over staghorn thickets on sand that slopes and drops to 22m.
• Explore around the bommies or stay close to the reef edge.
• Bommies have great swim throughs and are worth exploring
• Look out for rays buried in the sand!
• Gullies in the reef side are excellent spots to observe fish
• Large bommies nearly e each the surface, so you can dive your preferred depth.
• At night see nudibranchs, crabs, worms and outstretch coral polyps.
• There is an abundance of hard coral in good condition and well interspersed.
• Damselfish hide in the soft coral and dash out to catch planktonic food
• Wrasse, parrotfish, emperors, butterflyfish and surgeonfish are common.
• A school of grey reef sharks have been spotted here, but you're more likely to see a white tip shark.
• This is probably best as a macrophotography site.