Divers are engulfed in large schools of fusiliers and jacks as they cascade over the top of the pinnacle. Large sea fans and soft corals abound. Currents are similar but a bit stronger than at Suthu. Large colonies of blue tipped anemones with anemone fish on the lee side of pinnacle. A short swim underwater across a sand patch to a parallel reef.
Divers follow along the top drifting with a mild current.
Sea grapes abound, white tip reef sharks are common and large schools of shy, bumphead parrot fish occasionally cruise by. In many areas hard coral is prevalent on top the reefs. Several species of butterfly fish can be found as they feed on the hard coral polyps in the shallow reef areas And only minutes away lie the clear, deep waters of the Tasman Strait and an endless number of world class dive sites.