Amphitheatre (Coral Bay)
North of Coral Bay, a rocky shore entry leads to a reef named for a rock formation that looks like an amphitheatre at 4–9 m; the page notes it is geological, shaped by waves and currents over a very long time. The site has an 8 m wall, overhangs and gullies, a second amphitheatre down to 14 m, and sand patches with cuttlefish and squid. Octopus, moray eels, dusky grouper, trumpetfish and parrotfish are typical, with occasional turtles and monk seals. Cydive pairs it with Church Bay, 150 m away across the bay, for a two-tank shore dive. Not to be confused with Amphitheatre Bay at Latchi.
depth: 4–16 m