The top of the reef is covered in a huge variety of hard corals and you are likely to encounter endless visibility. They rise to the surface from over 3500ft of water. Even though they are close together, they are distinctly different. On the ocean side of South Bay reef, in 65ft of water is a wall of stylaster elegans in almost every imaginable colour. A small cave in the wall is filled with these corals.
Turtles are common inhabitants of the reef.
North Bay Reef is more exposed, and is dominated by caves and swim-throughs. Schools of barracuda numbering 1200 individuals can be seen immediately upon entering the water, and similar schools of tuna are also widespread.