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Swimming between two cliff faces through the gully one must ignore the many cave entrances, which can be very dangerous if entered because of swell. Pollack, wrasse, lobster and conger can be seen as one swims along. Also to look under the ledges is very rewarding in that one can see sea scorpion and the inquisitive tompot blenney. Edible sea urchins, fields of anemones and in the summer time triggerfish are plentiful. a large anglerfish lives at the end of the gully.
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