South Twin
Big granite boulders form canyons, fissures and swim-throughs, with anemone fields in the shallows and white and orange sea fans deeper down. Coral tables and anemone beds hold nudibranchs, ribbon eels and bamboo sharks hiding under rocks. Rainbow jacks and barracuda pass in the blue, and a first manta of the trip is possible here. At night pygmy squid, octopus and candy crabs come out.
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