This is an ideal location when strong NE winds prevent diving in many other areas. There is a large cave to be explored and the bottom is rich in red algae. This reef lies in the northern tip of St. Julian's Bay. For comfort it is recommended to do a boat dive though the stronger swimmers can easily reach it from land. The many nooks and crannies house a variety of fish life and offer good photographic opportunities.
Depths vary and different categories of divers are sure to find suitable ones.
This is the southern tip of St. Paul's Bay. A large Roman anchor was recovered from the sea in this area. Here many weird shaped sponges show their full magnificence by the light of a torch. A large C-shaped cave often inhabited by brown meagre and bream completes this long dive. Ghar Lapsi A fishing hamlet on the western coast.