here, but the dive is even better for eagle rays, turtles, and large numbers of coral trout, as well as nudibranches. The maximum depth is 23 meters. Benny's: This dive is of a sand channel between a lagoon and the Pacific. It can be done either as a drift dive, or as a regular dive during low tide. It's a very good dive for exotic marine life, and you may encounter stingrays and eagle rays, as well as the 3 leopard sharks that live in the channel. The maximum depth is 20 meters. Nudibranch Wall: This is a fantastic dive for macro lovers, and is a sheer wall between around 3 and 40 meters deep. As well as nudibranches, you'll see sea fans and sea whips, as well as a large school of fusiliers. Towers: The 'towers' as the dive name refers to are two large pinnacles, right on the edge of a deep drop off. There's a lot to see on this dive, including hard corals in the shallower reaches, schooling bait fish, lionfish and also many sea snakes. The maximum depth here is 30 meters. The Arch: This arch is said to be the largest in the Pacific, at 15 meters tall and 20 meters wide. It was created during the last ice age. As well as the arch itself, you may also see turtles, and sharks. But the fun doesn't end here -- there's also a cave behind the arch, which is a haven for white tip