Lobster, crab, and shrimp will be found along the wall and ledges. Return to map . The reef has a steep drop off to ocean depths on the east edge and large schools of fish congregate in the this area to feed. Barracuda, black tip shark, nurse sharks, hammer head sharks, bonito, grouper, and other large predatory fish may be seen. Manta rays, billfish, and whale sharks may been seen if bonito are schooling.
Hard corals are on the upper ledge and there are many openings and crevices along the steep wall.
Return to map . The site is two and half miles south of the eastern tip of Barbareta. The sand bores and surrounding sea grass support conch, Sea biscuits, rays, and soft corals are common here. Large barrel sponges thrive on the plankton that is swept in by the current. You will see many of the marine species found in the Bay Islands here.