Anse Chastanet

The reef is generally divided into three dive regions. The first region offers depths averaging 25 feet, where snorkelers and new divers can explore brain and boulder corals, sponges, and even a small cavern. Marine life here includes a school of squid, chromis, wrasse, parrotfish, goatfish and frogfish.
The remaining regions are farther out. The reef comes to a wall that drops off to 140 feet. At about 60 feet, peppermint-stick lobster, batfish, peacock flounder, moray eels, crabs, and trumpetfish make their homes among the coral ledges. Pink anemones, ruby sea whips, colorful vase and rope sponges, and lacy corals adorn the area. Black corals and impressive plate corals as well as a number of large fish are found at depths exceeding 100 feet.