27B
The dive follows a wall with overhangs past three very large boulders. The undercuts hold many rock lobster and abalone, and the lower rock is covered in sponges and sea whips. Boarfish, wrasse, banded morwong and butterfly perch are common, and nudibranchs and sea spiders live on the walls. The dive ends at the shallowest rock, where a small cave opens into a grotto and leads up to the reef top. It is only a few minutes by boat from the ramp.
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