This is a small beach in Westpunt with a dock used by the local fishermen. Their boats are moored off the beach. It's infamous as the site where busloads of people on tours from the cruise ships are unloaded to swim/grab/chase the turtles that come here to eat the scraps of fish left by the fishermen. If you come here after 10:00 in the morning it's a madhouse. I came here much earlier for a dive on the reef that drops down out past the moored boats. I parked up on the road across from the church, walked down some steps and swam out on the surface over the sand to the reef. The main slope of the reef ended about 60' deep, but I swam out deeper over the sand with small areas of coral and sponges. My maximum depth was about 100', but most of these photos were taken on the main reef above 60' deep.
