Northern Rocky
Also known as: North Rocky · North Rock
Divers usually enter on the exposed western side next to the wall, while the other side always offers shelter from surge and current. Nutrient-rich water keeps the reef healthy, and the orange cup corals open in a blaze of colour on night dives. Sweetlips, angelfish and parrotfish are common, along with many moray eels, ghost pipefish, seahorses and bent-stick pipefish at the base of the boulders. Marbled stingrays and resting nurse sharks are often found under the ledges.
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