Gorgonia Wall:
This wall starts at a depth of about 5 m and drops off to about 60 m. The wall runs parallel to the shore. It offers a multitude of little caves and overhangs to explore and is completely covered with different corals, of which the most impressive ones are the giant fan corals.
Here, you will find  reef fish of all kinds, Frogfish, and shoals of Jack and Bannerfish. From time to time, you will find a Napoleon patrol the reef and between the corals on the ground, you can also find Pigmy and other seahorses, Ghost pipefishes and a multitude of nudibranchs.
The variety of life on this reef even amazes seasoned divers!
You can even dive to this part of the reef anytime regardless of the weather. But certain dives need to be carefully planned because of the currents which vary a lot, sometimes making for excellent drift dives. At other times there is no current at all.
Diving along this reef is much better during early morning. But you will also appreciate the beauty of this reef during the afternoon and at nignt time.