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A rocky wall sloping down gently to about 42m, the wall is covered with numerous large gorgonian sea fans in colors from deep purple to bright orange. Small holes and cracks along the wall are homes to thousands of red tooth triggerfish, only the fork shaped tails showing. Many different nudibranchs crawl along the wall, you will find mantis shrimps trying to hide from you and it's very likely you come across giant frogfish sitting on one of the many sponges. On top of the wall grow very large …
A rocky wall sloping down gently to about 42m, the wall is covered with numerous large gorgonian sea fans in colors from deep purple to bright orange. Small holes and cracks along the wall are homes to thousands of red tooth triggerfish, only the fork shaped tails showing. Many different nudibranchs crawl along the wall, you will find mantis shrimps trying to hide from you and it's very likely you come across giant frogfish sitting on one of the many sponges. On top of the wall grow very large black coral trees, where butterflyfish and hawkfish find shelter. Octopus and cuttlefish are also very common here, as are schools of moorish idols and razor fish and maybe emperor angelfish if you are lucky. If the current is weak, you may finish the dive by slowly fin towards shore, swimming past a flat landscape with fire urchins, the occasional barrel sponge until you finally reach the shallower reefs. It's a long swim though! This is an excellent dive on nitrox.
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