On top of the reef you can watch the Titan Triggerfish nest building with dead coral. The rest of the site , starting at 12m and dropping off to 180, is filled with bustling anemones and countless schools of reef fish. Generally dived on a rising tide, we begin on the sand in the turquoise waters. Descending to 10 metres, you will find yourself hovering above the white sand floor amongst a multitude of coral bommies. If you are a more advanced diver you can descend further down the slope if you wish to achieve some depth, but in truth the best sights are to be found around the 15-20 metre mark. Drifting with the current, you will see schools of damsels and anthias darting about the bommies. With a closer look, pincushion stars and a variety of nudibranchs pepper the sea bed while large moray eels grope hungrily for food.