Glory Hole
Three big coral pinnacles rise from the bottom, covered in soft coral from about 5 m down to around 14 m. One of them holds a narrow swim-through, about a metre across, so divers pass one at a time between hanging soft corals. Purple and orange anthias swarm the coral heads. Macro life is rich, with leaf scorpionfish in three colours, blue ribbon eels, pipefish, flatworms, cleaner shrimp, nudibranchs and the occasional octopus. Schools of barracuda, moray eels, lionfish and anemonefish complete the picture.
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