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English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

English (Translate this text in English): Diving from shore: You walk above the reef top (~50m), then you come to a hole in the reef top. This is where the dive begins! You must dive through a few caverns 7~11m deep for(~7-10min), then you come to the outer reef.
In the caverns sometimes bad visibility, but there is a rope for orientation (you need it!). Only use the rope for diving in the caves, do not use your fins, the divers after you won't see anything!
Minimum: 20 logged dives.

This dive site was Discovered By Moh.Fared and Manuella on 5th of November 2004, and it was named after Moh's niece.

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