Twin Peaks (Saxon Reef)
Twin Peaks is a pair of coral mountains that is dived by circling both bommies and passing through a narrow swim-through between them. A large tree trunk is wedged between the peaks. Moray eels live in holes around the mooring blocks, and pygmy seahorses are a rare find in the seagrass at the edge of the coral. Schools of wild-band fusiliers, humbug damsels and many nudibranchs are common, and reef sharks, trevally and large cod are possible. The tidal current can sometimes be swift.
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