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Pit Rock

Despite its size, the rock is a favourite of visiting underwater photographers. Several leaf scorpionfish, hinge-beak, banded boxer and peacock mantis shrimps live on and around it, with glassfish schools swirling over the top. The sloping reef continues to both sides, scattered with nudibranchs and resting sea turtles. The site can be dived in all conditions and suits all levels of diver.

Divesite facts

Level
All Divers
Categories
Reef, Muck

Tags

reef muck glassfish leaf scorpionfish peacock mantis shrimp banded boxer shrimp nudibranchs sea turtles

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