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| CATHEDRAL CAVE | This is a very big cave with a large entrance, so, apart from the depth, it is safe for novice divers. At the back of the cave there are many cracks and fissures which often contain sleeping big fish, including Whitetip Reef Sharks. There is good fish life, and there is the chance you will see some large pelagic species. |
| SOUTH WALL | |
| VILLAGE MOUNTAIN | A large coral head drops down to sand at 100 ft. There are lots of good fish, including schools of jacks, fusiliers and snappers and plenty of colorful reef fish. With luck you may see some large pelagic species. |
| VILLAGE REEF | The coral garden has profuse soft, leathery and table corals and there are good stony corals down the drop-ff. The large variety of reef fish includes surgeonfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, damselfish, lionfish, scorpionfish, pufferfish, parrotfish and chromis, with lizardfish, Blue-spotted Lagoon Rays, sea stars and sea cucumbers down on the sand. |
| WEST WALL | A big wall, 660 ft long, drops from 33 ft down to 130 ft with caves, good soft, leathery and stony corals on the reef-top and prolific fish life on and off the wall. Whitetip Reef and Grey Reef Sharks have been seen here. The fish include batfish, snappers, sweetlips, jacks, trumpetfish, cornetfish, cardianlfish, soldierfish, squirrelfish, hawkfish, fusiliers, Titan and orange-striped triggerfish, map, star and bandit pufferfish, anthias, chromis, damselfish, sergeant major fish and anemones with clownfish as well as pelagic species. |
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