As you sail north from Naama bay the very next bay is “The Gardens” closest to Naama bay is Near Garden, furthest away is Far Garden, in the middle is of course Middle Garden and between middle and far is Fiddle Garden.

Starting the dive on a huge white sandy patch where rays are often seen, the small blue spotted shield slug endearingly called the hammerhead nudibranch by many dive guides can also be found sweeping the sandy floor. Towards the southwest the sandy patch narrows into a beautiful sand road that feels like a valley between two mountains of hard coral, the topography here is quite different to many other dive sites. 

Hanging on top of these mountains are groups of goatfish, trumpet fish and schools of big eyed emperors. Towards the northeast, the dive comes to a glassfish pinnacle, look carefully on this pinnacle as the rare ornate ghost pipe fish have been seen here.