Black Coral Point
Black Coral Point is a complex of big boulders and rocky caverns whose main feature is the profusion of black coral trees, which appear white underwater. Cleaning stations with cleaner wrasse are found throughout the cracks and crevices. Small creatures keep the dive interesting even on days without many larger fish: crabs, bandit shrimps, moray eels, small groupers, pufferfish and surgeonfish, which makes it a site for macro enthusiasts. Being close to shore it is reached in a few minutes, but swell can create current on the descent and a haze in the shallows.
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