Sha’ab Sheer East
A reef site used as a rest stop for safari boats, with a large, quiet, safe dock. The reef starts very close to the surface, and at low tide some coral heads can protrude above the water. Marine life sightings include large numbers of pipefish, moray eels, crocodile fish, a patrolling Napoleon, and longfin batfish.
Depth note
The reef begins only a few inches below the surface; at low tide coral heads can break the surface.
Hazards
Safety notes
Take care near the surface at low tide where coral heads can break the surface, and watch for boat activity around the dock.
Access, coral, life, crowds, and facilities.
Access
Frequently visited by safari boats and has a large, quiet dock used as a rest area.
Coral
Coral begins very close to the surface; at low tide some coral head tips can protrude above the surface.
Aquatic Life
Pipefish are described in large numbers, along with moray eels, crocodile fish, a patrolling Napoleon, and longfin batfish.
Crowd / Popularity
Popular and frequently visited by safari boats.
Facilities
A large, quiet, safe dock is present.
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