| What
the Press had to say "It
is the intention of Bruce Phillips at Buccaneer Diving to promote
diving tourism at the coast so that Kenya gains the deserved reputation
for its aquatic life and reefs to rank with that of its land-based
counterparts. So far using old logbooks and diving around well-known
fishing hot spots' Bruce and his fellow divers have rediscovered
the remains of an old ammunition-carrying barge that sank in the
early 1960's. The wreck has now become an artificial reef that
attracts shoals of small reef fish together with larger pelagics
and grouper that come to feed on the reef fish. The team have
also discovered some very exciting deeper second reefs off the
rarely dived area around Vipingo. The pick of these sites has
to be the pinnacles reef, which starts at 18 metres and descends
to below sport diving limits………. both new sites
have met with rave reviews" "Professor
Benayahu of the University of Tel Aviv, has recognised that Kenyan
waters house amongst the largest and most diverse collection of
soft corals in the world, a statistic attributable to the nutrient
rich waters of East Africa."
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