Boulder City
The site starts on plateaus of hard corals and bommies at about 12 metres and slopes down among giant boulders covered in sea fans and cup corals. The boulders form swim-throughs where stingrays and sharks rest. Napoleon wrasse, schools of barracuda, turtles and oriental sweetlips are common, and currents sometimes bring whale sharks and manta rays. The Andaman jawfish, found only in this area, lives on the sand. A mooring line leads down to around 18 to 20 metres.
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