Great Wall East
Great Wall East is the eastern half of the Great Wall pair on the Bloody Bay Wall. Operators describe it as the wall at its most dramatic: sheer, vertical and dropping for thousands of feet below a reef top at about 25 to 30 ft. Many divers swim out into the blue to look back at its full height. Black coral, colourful sponges, gorgonians and rope sponges cover the face, and nurse sharks, green morays and lettuce sea slugs are common. Dive The World adds turtles and juvenile spotted drums and smooth trunkfish.
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