Staghorn Crest
Divers first ease down the drop-off and then work diagonally deeper along the wall, ending at the staghorn garden. Crevices and balconies on the face hold sea whips, black corals, barrel sponges, groupers, nudibranchs and triggerfish. Between 15 and 40 metres the black coral bushes reach widths of up to 2 metres. Experienced divers who move away from the wall may meet manta rays, scalloped hammerheads and leopard sharks. Afternoon light on the wall makes it popular with photographers.
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