The Three Nuns
Also known as: 3 Nuns
The boat moors on the southern bommie, so divers can circle each pinnacle in turn and return to the line for the ascent. The bommies are covered in yellow leather corals, finger corals, table corals and large red gorgonians. Hundreds of anthias and butterflyfish swirl around them, and hawkfish, nudibranchs and giant morays are common. Whitetip reef sharks rest on the sand, grey reef sharks patrol and zebra sharks turn up now and then. The shallow top with an anemone carpet of fire clownfish and boxer shrimps makes a good safety stop.
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