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A legendary pinnacle site formed by five erosion-split rocks rising from 28–30 m to 12 m below the surface, located in the channel between Dhangethi and Dhigurah. Strong currents nurture vibrant soft corals, massive gorgonian fans, and whip corals covering overhangs, caves, and swim-throughs.
Pelagic and reef life thrive here: whitetip and grey reef sharks patrol the edges; schools of jacks, barracudas, blue‑striped snappers, and fusiliers shimmer in the blue. Keep an eye out for Napoleon wrass…
A legendary pinnacle site formed by five erosion-split rocks rising from 28–30 m to 12 m below the surface, located in the channel between Dhangethi and Dhigurah. Strong currents nurture vibrant soft corals, massive gorgonian fans, and whip corals covering overhangs, caves, and swim-throughs.
Pelagic and reef life thrive here: whitetip and grey reef sharks patrol the edges; schools of jacks, barracudas, blue‑striped snappers, and fusiliers shimmer in the blue. Keep an eye out for Napoleon wrasse, oriental sweetlips, hawksbill turtles, and spotted eagle rays. Macro treasures include nudibranchs, frogfish, and scorpionfish.
Depth: 12–30 m (max 40 m). Visibility: 15–30 m, best November–April. Currents: moderate to strong—ideal for experienced divers with good buoyancy. A favourite for wide‑angle and macro photography alike.
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