Black Douglas Rocks
Black Douglas Rocks consists of two big bommies inside the reef in the Coral Bay area, with a maximum depth of about 12 m. By day, lionfish, nudibranchs, moray eels, golden trevally, coral trout and large cod are typical. It is also used as a night dive, when sleeping loggerhead turtles, white-eyed and tessellated morays, shrimps, hermit crabs and wobbegongs appear.
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