The west point of the island. This site clearly demonstrate how southern dive sites differ from those found in the west. An east to west current of varying strength is most commonly found here. Deep-water Sea Fans and other gorgonians take advantage of the nturients found in the current by using their branched structure to filter feed. A diver can also take advantage of the current by catching a free ride during a drift dive, while enjoying views of Giant Barrel sponge and huge variety of fish that benefit from the upwelling found here. Big schools of Cubera and Dog Snapper, Horse-Eye Jacks, Creole Wrasse, Black Durgeon, and Great Barracuda can be seen all over this site.

A famous shallow dive and snorkel site characterized by a natural coral channel that cuts through the reef. Divers can meander through swim-through tunnels formed by towering coral walls on either side, providing a feeling of diving down an underwater canyon​. The sandy bottom of the channel is home to garden eels and southern stingrays, while lobsters and schools of blue tangs hide in crevices. At the channel’s exit, the reef drops off gently to about 40–60 ft (12–18 m), making it suitable for beginner divers and up. Calm conditions and abundant ambient light also make this an ideal spot for photography and training dives.