Where Napoleon lives.
Two huge Napoleon wrasses — a male and a female — have been on this reef for years. Local divemasters know them by sight. They're not shy; they'll swim within a few metres if you stay calm.
The site is a coral plateau at 12–20m with large bommies (coral pinnacles) rising from the sand floor. Each bommie has its own ecosystem of glassfish, anthias, and morays. Easy navigation by bommie-counting.
"Two Napoleons. One reef. Both regulars."
Quiet site, rarely crowded. Excellent for photographers — predictable Napoleon encounters plus dense reef fish on the bommies.