Just under the surface of the waters in front of the rocky headland between Big La Laguna beach and Small La Laguna beach extends a small wall with a very healthy reef. Starting at 5m; the reef drops down to 12m where hard corals are found along a ridge that stretches back towards Sabang.

Dropping in Small La Laguna on an ebbing current and heading down to 20m the divers will find several small shipwrecks and some interesting coral heads that are homes to Mantis Crabs and Lion Fish and sometimes a small colony of Striped Catfish hiding underneath the wrecks. Barramundi Cod have also been known to hide among the coral heads on this dive site.

Divers can also observe some steel pyramids that were placed here on the sea bed that often have Frog Fish sitting on them. The wrecks are mainly speed boats but are interesting all the same. There are many Crinoids clinging to them in the current. After the last of the wrecks, we head up to 12m and pick up the reef to drift around the headland with the current and finish the dive in the sandy area in Big La Laguna. Keep an eye out for schools of Rabbit Fish and Dusky Brown Grouper on this reef.