High Rock
Walls drop on the north and east sides while a rocky reef covers the south and west. Old fishing nets have become encrusted with coral, and dense orange and green cup corals open spectacularly on night dives. Blue-line snappers, fusiliers, glassfish and yellowtail barracuda school along the wall, and several moray species often share the same hole. Seahorses, frogfish and harlequin ghost pipefish hide among the corals. Visibility is often lower than offshore because the site is close to the mainland.
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