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Could
be
dangerous
for
a
novice
or
begginner
swimmer.
It's
literally
just
an
open
ocean
with
a
pole
marking
the
reef.
The
staff
won't
monitor
you,
there's
no
knowledge
of
the
wave
strength
or
if
it's
safe.
Its
not
roped
off
or
an
actual
reserve.
If
it's
high
tide
and
strong
waves
you
might
not
even
make
it
to
the
reef,
but
the
family
that
runs
it
won't
warn
you
off
or
tell
you
not
to
go.
If
you're
a
strong
swimmer
or
it's
low
enough
tide
for
you
to
walk
out
to
the
reef
it
should
be
great,
but
this
is
really
just
open
ocean
snorkeling.
There
are
no
regulations,
there's
no
life
guard,
no
one
will
watch
you
while
you're
out
there.
They
told
us
to
walk
out
to
the
pole
marking
the
reef
but
we
noticed
that
on
the
way
there
we
were
walking
on
coral
and
breaking
them
off
and
stepping
on
live,
fish
active
coral.
If
you're
with
a
large
group
of
people
it'll
be
better.
But
if
you
want
to
just
come
by
yourself
on
a
day
where
there's
no
one
swimming,
you're
taking
a
chance
of
swimming
out
into
the
deep
ocean
by
yourself.
Much
safer
with
a
friend.
It's
a
great
place
to
see
fish.
The
go
pro
footage
was
amazing,
but
it
really
felt
like
we
just
picked
a
random
spot
of
ocean
and
swam
out.
You
could
honestly
do
this
at
any
spot
of
the
island
and
not
pay
for
it.
5$
tala
for
adults
to
enter
8$
tala
for
the
mask
3$
tala
for
the
snorkel
7$
tala
for
the
flippers
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