Mala Boat Ramp

While functioning as a state-managed boating facility with typical amenities like loading docks and washdown areas, this site is primarily defined by the remains of the old wharf. The collapsed pier acts as an artificial reef, creating a popular habitat for turtles, sharks, and various fish. It is widely considered a destination for intermediate snorkeling and scuba diving. Directly to the south, Mala Beach provides a more traditional seaside option for families, contrasting with the structural, submerged landscape of the boat ramp itself.