This dive site, Twin Peaks on Saxon Reef, features two prominent coral peaks approximately 60 meters in total diameter, connected by a small ridge. Surrounded by extensive shallow reef to the southeast, it offers easy navigation through its distinct topographical features. There is no specific historical account provided for the site, allowing divers to simply immerse themselves in its natural beauty.
The site is teeming with marine life, including large schools of brassy drummers, barracuda, and both silver and big-eyed trevally. Divers can also frequently encounter green sea turtles gracefully navigating the reef, alongside charismatic clownfish residing in their anemone homes. The vibrant coral formations provide shelter and sustenance for a diverse ecosystem.
Twin Peaks is suitable for diving year-round, with the dry season (May to October) often offering the best conditions for visibility and calm waters. Its shallow average depth of 6 meters makes it an ideal spot for beginner divers and snorkelers, while freedivers will also appreciate the accessible depths and abundant marine encounters.
