White Hole

Located off the coast of Sandy Bay, this dive site is named White Hole for the circular patch of white sand that greets you at the start of your dive at 35 feet.  Also a popular site for night diving, the maximum dive depth reaches over 120 feet beyond the wall, which you can find past the beautiful coral heads which surround the initial sand patch.

Shrimp, anemone, lobster and encrusting sponges thrive here as typical in coral patches, and if you are going for a wall dive be sure to watch for the large schools of fish that emerge from the deep blue.  The reef of the wall forms a plateau at around 60 feet, then drops down to the max depth of about 120 feet.