Tunnels
Tunnels has swim-throughs formed by arching coral. Atlas & Boots describes two such passages, with lobsters, moray eels, arrow crabs and angelfish hiding in the holes of the coral, and Divernet also highlights the swim-throughs. A diver's 2001 trip report describes a narrow swim-through, wide enough for one diver, that is entered at about 55 feet and left at about 85 feet, with schools of creolefish and juvenile parrotfish on the reef top. My Turks and Caicos points to it for turtles.
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