Cannibal Rock
Cannibal Rock is covered in soft corals, anemones, sea apples and other sea cucumbers, and large gorgonians host pygmy seahorses. Nudibranchs, frogfish and fire urchins with Coleman shrimp make it a favourite with photographers. Schools of snappers and surgeonfish, scorpionfish, black-blotched stingrays and green turtles add larger subjects. Because the bay is well protected the current is usually mild, and the sandy slope on the northern side is good for night dives. Visibility at the site is usually moderate.
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