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Holey Moley

Holey Moley was named by the Sail Ningaloo crew, whose liveaboard is the only boat visiting this part of the reef. The reef is full of holes and connected swim-throughs. By day divers meet schools of trevally, coral trout, sweetlips, moray eels and a shy giant grouper. At night octopus, shrimps, lionfish, sleeping parrotfish and loggerhead turtles appear.

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Reef, Swim-throughs

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reef swim through trevally coral trout giant grouper loggerhead turtles night dive boat dive

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