Near the deeper end of the north beach there are bat rays, electric rays, leopard sharks, and blue sharks in the kelp. The southern end of the beach has a lot of color and variety under the kelp bed on the rocky bottom. They are blanketed with colonies of life. This area is accessed by boat only. But, do not attempt to anchor here if the ocean is rough.
Morning is the best time to go diving here, when the ocean is smooth.
Always watch your time and depth, the walls are almost vertical here. Emergency procedures and facilities will be dictated by the boat you are on, and where you launch. The mornings are great, when the ocean is calm. But, in the afternoon when the winds pick-up the water gets rough. There are also rays, giant sunfish, harbor seals, and schools of blue rockfish.