Twin Rocks
Also known as: Twin Rocks Marine Sanctuary
The two bommies rise from the bottom almost to the surface and are covered in soft corals, crinoids and anemones with several kinds of clownfish. Schooling jacks, batfish, snappers and swarms of anthias hang around the rocks, and turtles are regularly reported. A sunken barge next to the rocks and a field of giant clams add more structure to explore. On the sand, divers look for jawfish, ribbon eels, frogfish and tiny bobtail squid. Calm conditions and modest depths also make it a popular night dive.
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