Hole in the Wall
The dive begins on a shallow top and plunges straight into a cavern-like chute that bottoms out beyond 30 m. At around 45 m a keyhole opening frames the open ocean and is often patrolled by horse-eye jacks, a view reserved for technical divers. A second chute leads steeply back up, and the rest of the dive weaves through caverns, horseshoe passages and swim-throughs in a shallow formation nicknamed 'swiss cheese'. Because there are several routes, the site rarely feels the same twice.
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