Be sure to take a light because many different kinds of small creatures inhabit the rocks. The area has several upcroppings, many of them surrounded by schools of cardinal fish. The seascape is especially dynamic. On the eastern edge, you will find great clumps of soft coral and lots of anemone and their attendant clownfish. And you can often see pineapple fish in the clefts, if you watch closely.
Late spring brings flocks of eagle rays and flounders and rays inhabit the sandy flats.
Reports say there's a cave there where guitarfish like to hang out, among other exciting sights. But don't plan on being able to dive Kurone. Chances are it will be closed.