When we want to dive near the outermost coral reef and we sail on the swift villagers' boat to reach the open sea, we happen to see some dugongs but, unfortunately, it is never near enough to be able to admire this beautiful creature. In the stretches of water surrounding the sandbars that lie between the beach and the coral reef there are very strong currents caused by the tide. These areas are the ideal place for fishing and this is why the lodge is especially equipped with fishing gear. Trolling and fly-fishing are the most common activities and sailfish are yearned preys, but not the only ones. Smaller fish that require less sporty fishing are very common.
Diving is also very enjoyable.
Here, the water is never crystal clear but this section of the Benguera coral reef teems with life and diving is strongly suggested. No special technical ability is needed to dive in these waters and very interesting discoveries may be done. Contrary to one's expectations, it is possible to see, at the limits of visibility, the profile of sharks and to play with stingrays half buried in the sand. Outside the coral reef, the small but numerous alcyonarians have striking colors, while inside, colonies of sea anemones fraught with clown fish cover tens of square feet of seabed. Among the corals, diving experts can identify the mimetic crocodile fish and the astonishing leaf fish that lay immobile to catch the preys that pass by.