Dive Site Rhino

the shore in about 15-20'. In this area are a series of huge coral-topped rocks. The outer (western) edge of the rocks are in about 40-50'. They are on a wall that drops down to over 100'. But most of the good stuff is in 25-60'. From the waypoint, proceed north among the rocks. There is a lot to see along the bottom and sides of the rocks. But check the tops of each rock. The second or third huge rock has a very large colony of anemones (3-4 meters square). It's amusing to sit and watch the anemone fish play in the gentle surge. Our divemaster carried a flashlight, and spent the next 40 minutes or so flashing in all the small nooks and crannies in the western face of the rocks, looking for interesting things to show us. We found 2 varieties of small pipefish, nudibranchs, crinoids, lots of soft and hard corals, and lots of fish. We swam north against a very gentle current and then drifted back south with the current. This was a very enjoyable second dive, with lots of profile.