South Ari Atoll, Maldives
It is a narrow thila, with a steep wall with caves on the west side and a big rock with a cave at the northern end. The top is covered in hard and table corals and in anemones with clownfish, and the slopes have soft corals, sea fans and sponges. There are fusiliers, snappers, anthias, triggerfish and bannerfish, as well as jackfish, tunas, grey reef sharks, white-tip sharks and eagle rays. Eagle rays frequently cruise by on the deep side.
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