Bluff Point - Gubal Island

Bluff Point is a picturesque reef located off the east coast of Gubal Island. It is known for its strong currents, rich marine life and magnificent walls covered with soft corals. This place attracts a large number of pelagic fish, including tuna, barracudas and even reef sharks.
One of the attractions of this place is The sunken Barge, a wrecked vessel resting at shallow depths. The exact origin of the barge remains a mystery, but it has long turned into a real underwater reef. Here you can find giant moray eels, scorpions, lionfish, octopuses and schools of glass fish.
The barge and its surroundings are one of the best places for night diving. After sunset, you can watch moray eels, cuttlefish and rare anemone crabs hunting here, and the rays of the lanterns illuminate dense schools of small fish.
In addition, Bluff Point is a great place for overnight stays. Due to its protection from the wind, this place is often used by our yachts for a comfortable stay between dives.