Jackson Reef
Jackson Reef lies in the Straits of Tiran and is known for varied marine life. The southern section features shallower areas with soft corals and schooling reef fish. The northern side is influenced by stronger currents and is where shark encounters are more likely, including grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and hammerheads. Dolphins such as spinner and Risso's dolphins are also seen in the area.
Depth note
Shallow areas are described on the southern part of the reef, but no depths are given.
Typical conditions
The southern part is described as shallow with soft corals, while the northern side is described as having stronger currents.
Hazards
Safety notes
Stronger currents are reported on the northern side; plan dives accordingly and be prepared for current-affected conditions. Large pelagic wildlife, including sharks, may be encountered.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
Shallow reef areas and current-affected sections offer different styles of scuba diving, with more pelagic action reported on the northern side.
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