About this dive site
This dive site is incredibly popular, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and abundant marine life. It’s essentially a massive, elongated pinnacle structure dominating the underwater landscape. A significant fissure runs along its southern face, allowing passage through to a swim-through at the base of a central buoyline. The top of the pinnacle is covered in magnificent anemones, teeming with vibrant pink anemonefish. Numerous fissures and cracks provide shelter for crabs, shrimp, scorpionfish, and white-eyed moray eels. At the far southern end, a solitary Pacific lionfish can be found. Larger marbled groupers inhabit the deeper sections. As you descend along the pinnacle’s side, it resembles a wall dive – an intricate network of holes and crevices offering glimpses into a fascinating underwater world. You'll encounter tube and whip corals, alongside a dazzling array of colorful fish such as blue-green damsels, weibel butterflyfish, bannerfish, and blue-ringed angelfish dancing before your eyes. The dive concludes at approximately 30 meters.