Kinasi Wall
Kinasi Wall runs for roughly 800 m in a south-east to north-west line and is a steep bank rather than a sheer wall. Its hard and soft corals are in very good condition and host sea fans and giant clams. Large marbled, giant and potato groupers patrol the reef together with Napoleon wrasse, snappers and barracuda. Hawksbill turtles are seen often. The site is best on a slack tide or a gentle incoming current, as spring tides can bring a strong current.
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