The Wall
This is a drift dive between the tip of Orote Point and the Blue Hole. As you descend to the wall’s drop off, which begins at about 70 feet, there’s a good chance of seeing sharks, rays and, on the reef flats, turtles.
This site, due to its flat upper reef and severe wall, is very susceptible to currents. It is not uncommon for the current direction to switch mid-dive, however, so if you are drift diving, plan this dive carefully.
There are many beautiful sea fans and sea whips along the wall below 120 feet, as well as a plethora of sponges and corals. For a shallower dive, explore the cliff wall on days when the swell is minimal. It holds many interesting creatures, including small crabs, schooling fish, lobsters and a wide variety of shells.
Check the boulders for eels and note the variety of large triggerfish common in this area.
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