The western underwater cape of Beacon Island, so named because of the three rocky ledges. The granite shores are heavily indented and, along with huge boulders, are covered with corals that provide shelter to a variety of reef fish and invertebrates. Turtles, sharks and a variety of marine fish can be seen in the area. The rules and regulations of the Park apply here. Depth 12 - 18 m.
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It is the easternmost island in St. Anne Marine. This island is interesting because of the deep ledge that has formed a depression on the southern side of the island. In addition to numerous reef fish, turtles, sharks and sea fish can be seen here. The rules and regulations of the Park apply here. Depth 12 - 18 m.
Small island off the west coast of Mahe. This sheltered place can sometimes be subject to currents. Granite ravines and boulders provide protection for a variety of reef and marine fish, rays, turtles and reef sharks. Depth 8 - 20 m.
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