Trevor's Rocks
Also known as: Trev's Rock
El Torito is a shallow archway full of demoiselles and blue maomao that hide there from gannets. The pitted rock offers refuge to many wrasses and triplefins. On the deep side, a wall starts at about 20 m and meets the sand at about 30 m, so one site offers both a shallow and a deeper dive. Schools of kingfish, rays, eels and a resident green turtle are reported. Seafriends notes that the rock is a hazard to boats at low spring tide.
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