Black Douglas Rocks
Two large bommies on the inner reef near Coral Bay, dived by day and at night. Lionfish, moray eels, coral trout and large cod live around the rocks.
Black Douglas Rocks consists of two big bommies inside the reef in the Coral Bay area, with a maximum depth of about 12 m. By day, lionfish, nudibranchs, moray eels, golden trevally, coral trout and large cod are typical. It is also used as a night dive, when sleeping loggerhead turtles, white-eyed and tessellated morays, shrimps, hermit crabs and wobbegongs appear.
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