Ras Ghozlani

"Ras Ghozlani is a beautiful dive site located in the most northern tip of the deep bay, Marsa Bareika. It offers a fantastic and almost surreal landscape. The dive site is situated on the outside of the bay and features a wall that extends to a depth of 15 meters, followed by a small sandy plateau up to 20 meters. The area is filled with large rocks and coral blocks, adorned with soft corals and gorgonians. On the sandy bottom, you can find blocks with large schools of glass fish, as well as various marine life such as slugs, shrimp, and clown fish.

Access to Ras Ghozlani is restricted to the outer sides of the bay, indicated by a small stake with two banners. The dive is done as a drift, following a route along an extensive sandy slope starting at a depth of 6 meters and descending to the drop-off at around 25 to 30 meters. The drop-off is adorned with coral pinnacles covered in red and pink soft corals, and populated by dense schools of anthias. The area close to the entrance of the bay resembles a coral forest, with huge Acropora table and branching corals creating a fascinating landscape."