Crocodile Rock
Boats anchor on the plateau of 4 to 12 m between the rock and the shore, whose cracks and gullies are full of anemones, sponges and small fish. On the southern side a natural amphitheatre lets divers descend gently to about 18 m, while the seaward side drops vertically into deep water. Shoals of parrotfish and salema graze on the wall, and barracuda, amberjack, dentex, tuna and groupers patrol it, with a second, deeper drop-off further round. The site can be done at many depths and is often combined with Roger's Cave from the shore.
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