Located in the east part, this dive site got its name because all the dive boat needs to be moored at the lighthouse, and the spot also marks the entrance to the underwater paradise of the Lighthouse Reef.

This dive site has two small wooden wrecks, even though the story behind the wrecks was never verified. But wrecks provide the base for soft corals, gorgonian, and sea fans to grow abundantly. Gobies, scorpionfish, clownfish, sweetlips, parrotfish, pygmy seahorses, and ribbon eels can be seen around the wrecks while larger fish like groupers and snappers swim past colorful coral reefs.