Moray eels are common, so are groupers, stingrays, eagle rays and a number of smaller reef fish.
Shark teeth found on the reef indicate that the Gray Nurse sharks also pass by. Nothing to worry about, both are harmless, unless provoked. N ext to the reef you can almost imagine yourself in a lunar landscape, with the empty and silent hills slowly rising for several hundred of meters. Other reefs, small caves and rock formation dot the coastline, with an abundance of shells, sea urchins, octopus and starfish. End of summer brings schools of tuna and occasional dolphins.