Brissare Rocks

A pair of granite teeth breaking the surface north of Mahé, Brissare concentrates fish the way isolated rocks always do. Fusiliers and snapper stream around the boulders in ropes, hawksbill turtles work the sponge growth, and the shaded faces carry a surprising load of orange cup coral and fire coral — mind your knuckles. Morays are everywhere, often two to a crack, and stingrays settle on the surrounding sand. It is a straightforward, fishy, satisfying dive that operators use as the step up from the sheltered bay sites, with enough water movement to feel like the open sea.

Tam da bunun için geldiğiniz an: Rope-like fusilier streams; turtle traffic; honest granite topography

Topografya: Isolated granite outcrop north of Mahé, boulders stepped down to sand

Akıntı: Exposed to the northern trades; can be surgy up top when swell runs.

Tehlikeler: Surge on the shallow tops and current on exposed tides.

Koruma: Fire coral is abundant — good buoyancy protects both parties.

Nitrox: Burada değer — profiller, zenginleştirilmiş havanın dur-kalk süresini anlamlı ölçüde uzattığı aralıkta yer alıyor (kullanım eğitimiyle birlikte).