Graceland

Divers drop onto a broad sand chute and follow a swim-through that opens directly onto the wall face at about 50 feet. The wall is cut by buttresses, grottos and indentations, which makes it rewarding for macro photographers as well as for divers who prefer to hover and watch the blue. Jacks, spadefish and reef sharks pass along the drop-off. Dive centres know the site for a large resident barracuda nicknamed Elvis. A slight current is common, so a relaxed hover with little finning works well here.