Coasts are places where the land, rivers or streams shake hands with the sea. In other words, it is the transition point where one ecosystem joins the other. These water bodies are low in depth than the open ocean. Estuaries, mangroves, beaches and even rocky pools created by high and low tides.

The coastal habitat is home to families of animals and plants. This is not the deep ocean or the river, it’s brackish. Our coastal habitat is designed to reflect this natural habitat. It’s made of reefs, rocks and all things coastal.