The reef at this site is similar but more contoured than Ras Ghozlani, with many cracks and fissures, some forming small caves which can be entered. It is made up of a steep wall and some large caves. The current runs along the sheer wall from the north to the south and into a cove. There is a reasonable range of coral species, both hard and soft and a large-scale growth of xeniid soft corals.
Coral quality is generally good, but suffers from silting and sandfall, particularly from the north.
There are some large caves that are filled with glass sweepers and soft corals. Black coral trees are found deeper along the wall and are the home to many longnose hawkfish. The shallow areas of the wall are excellent places for macro photography. There are many small invertebrates, like the feather tube worms, corals and nudibranchs . Large open ocean fish are also found in this area.