Stunning clear water with a few corals and little algae make with loads of
inquisitive Galapagos sharks and kingfish make this a unique and
impressive site. A great mix of temperate (demoiselle armies, clouds of
blue maomao, dragon moray, trumpetfish and northern kahawai) and tropical
species (crown of thorns starfish, striped boarfish, lionfish, lord howe
coralfish and toadstool grouper), a good few enedmics too like the
Kermadec scalyfin, caramel drummer and giant limpets. But most exquisite
of all, the behemoths of the reef, the spotted black grouper!

Fabulous gorgonian fans are the star feature of this site but it would be
a brilliant site even without them, it has a great swim-through tunnel and
an active cleaning station with pelagics like dogtooth tuna regularly
turning up on the southern side. Trumpetfish, yellow-fin goatfish,
cornetfish and spotted unicornfish are prominent.

Start in the northwest and head southeast. The dramatic and very
picturesque split-apple rock can be found here. Lots of soft corals,
awesome swim throughs, and great fish diversity including emperor
angelfish, guineafowl puffers, pyramid butterflyfish, fire dartfish and
phliddea nuidbranchs.

Lovely diving, fusiliers, peacock, coral, masked and black saddle coral
groupers, bicolor rabbitfish and all the usual suspects plus a bonus
turtle.

Beautiful colourful fish and coral dive, chimneys covered in clouds of
bright pink, orange and purple anthias with schools of blue streak
fusiliers and the odd boldly patterned clown triggerfish lurking by.

Amazing diving with beautiful basin rich with life and solid wall drop
off. Great schools of big-eye barracuda and trevally, grey reef sharks
hovering off the drop-off and lots of big pelagic fish like tuna cruising
by.