Stonehenge
The wall bends in and out and the current is usually under half a knot, which makes for a relaxed drift. Crevices running perpendicular to the reef are filled with star and table corals. Schools of small reef fish move along the top of the wall, and turtles often rest in the cracks. Sharks, barracuda and morays are seen by day, lionfish, stonefish and lobsters at night.
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