Wall Beach
Divers enter over flat sandstone at the end of Seahaven Road and swim out for about eight to ten minutes to the shelf. The shallows are full of sculpted ledges and pockets, while the right-hand side turns into a rubble field with boulders. That rubble pile is the best place to look for wolf eels and giant Pacific octopus. Large schools of perch, rockfish, lingcod and kelp greenling are common. Between November and March sea lions from a nearby colony often buzz past.
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