Jackson Reef it is the northernmost reef in the Strait of Tiran, and is characterized by the presence of wreck of a Cypriot merchant ship, Lara, sunk in 1981 and now unrecognizable due to partial demolitions.
The dive usually begins on the southern side, sheltered from the waves and wind. Here the wall, crossed in the upper part by some sandy gullies, descends rapidly to the sandy seabed at a depth of 45 metres, where a colony of Garden eels.
Continuing west and passing some gorgonians and a beautiful red anemone which is 28 meters deep, you reach a saddle connecting this site to Woodhouse Reef. The south-western part of the site, characterized by a high number of fire corals, is subject to the action of currents, sometimes even violent.
If the conditions are right, however, it is possible to do a drift dive in the eastern part of the reef, where at 15 meters there is a sandy plateau that sinks into the blue.
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