Ray Bank, Gran Canaria
About Ray Bank, Gran Canaria
This site features an artificial reef made up of many concrete sculptures in shapes like cubes, tubes, and pyramids. The structures sit on a sandy bottom, creating a strong contrast that makes the layout easy to appreciate underwater. The spaces between the sculptures provide shelter for a variety of marine life, including rays, trumpetfish, and moray eels, with schools of snappers and larger barracudas often seen nearby.
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Concrete sculptures create an artificial-reef habitat on a sandy bottom.
Aquatic Life
Rays, trumpetfish, and moray eels are common among the structures, along with schools of snappers and larger barracudas.
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