At the southern end of the Rabačka Bay is a 100 m diameter area of shallow water which slowly drops off to a depth of between 15 to 20 metres. The natural rock formations make walls which surround it on three sides under which, at a depth of 45 metres of depth, there is a sand oasis. The location is known for the wealth of underwater life it has; the walls are overgrown with sea fans and sponges, and often shoals of larger fish can be seen there.

Sea depth: 57 m
Greatest depth: 50 m
Smallest depth: 3 m