What was once a cemetery overlooking the sea is now a pristine marine sanctuary below the waves. A giant cross looms over the site as the landmark of this mysterious historical site, beckoning divers to discover what remains of the cemetery. Part of the beautiful seascape of this famous dive site is an array of six different species of giant clams. If diving is not for you, you can pose at the viewdeck or take a boat to the cross’s base to take pictures.
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