Gordon Reef is known for the wreck of the Lovilla (also named Lullia), which ran aground on the northern end in September 1981. The fact that there is a fixed mooring (shamandura) on the southern side and a wide and rather shallow (10-24m) plateau that fans out in a south-westerly direction, makes this diving site safer than the preceding ones. A red and white beacon lies on the south-western corner. The first dive (A) starts off from the mooring point and winds in an easterly direction and then northwards along the eastern side of the reef. read more »