End of the World
The wall drops to around 40 m before meeting a flat bottom, with small caves and overhangs along its face. Its corals are described as untouched, with cup corals among them. Huge schools of surgeonfish and snappers move along the wall, and white-tip reef sharks, rays and moray eels are common. The inner passage can have ripping currents and the site gets strong swell, so it needs care.
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