On calm days, diving from the shore to the end of the reef, you see a multitude of fish in the crystal clear waters passes around this point of the island. Big tunafish, ballyhoo, eagle and stingrays, barracudas, dorados and even hawksbill and logger-head turtles are passing by.
Hammerhead sharks appear here regularly.
The reef goes past Baby-Beach , narrows and gets a steep side. The whole reef is inhabited with a variety of fish, schools of surgeon fish pass by, curious trunk and cowfishes, triggerfish, big and small parrot fishes, not to forget the butter-fly's, damselfishes and goby's. Now we have reached the part of Rodgers-Beach , where the reef is narrow but very interesting, it looks fresh and undamaged, Because there are no diving activities here. Soft corals, wave their branches in the current, filefishes are seen here and at the so called submarine island is a deep ravine where you can find many groupers. On it goes to Barlock, big red reef crabs scuttle around waving their big claws, slipper lobsters come out at night, just like the octopuses who build their homes, sur-rounded by mounds of stones and empty shells, on the inside of the reef islands.