Sabang Reef is in fact a small area of a ridge line which runs for hundreds of metres both east and west. It is one of the most beautiful of the deep water coral gardens in the area with spectacular gorgonian fans, whips and formations of barrel sponges. In amongst the pinnacles at the base of this short wall you will find the obligatory school of inquisitive Ribbon Sweetlips, Barramundi Cod, Emperor Angel Fish, Clown Triggerfish and more. Somewhere in the nooks and crannies resides a Honeycomb Moray approaching 3m/10ft long, and the sandy reef top is a good place to spot Blue Spotted Stingrays darting away.
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