Magic Mountain

A long exposed ridge that rises to 7m below the surface, dropping past 40m on both sides. The ridge serves as a cleaning station for two distinct species of manta ray — reef mantas (Mobula alfredi) and the larger oceanic mantas (Mobula birostris). Few sites in the world offer both species at the same cleaning station.The dive involves descending onto the ridge, securing position with a reef hook, and observing the pelagic activity. Beyond mantas: large Napoleon wrasse, schools of chevron barracuda, and several species of reef shark are common. The site's exposure means powerful and sometimes vertical currents — suitable only for highly experienced divers.