Lobster Rock
The dive follows the reef from the shallows, where three or four turtles per dive are usual, towards the sandy bottom. Well-camouflaged nudibranchs and small pipefish hide in the hard corals and sea fans. Near the sand, juvenile banded pipefish and jawfish at the tops of their burrows need a slow approach. Lobsters give the site its name and are most often seen on night dives.
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