Just for Nous

The pinnacle stands in the middle of the pass, so the dive starts with a prompt entry when the water is moving; the operator's own warning is that launching can be rock and roll depending on the current. Once down on the pinnacle the rock gives shelter from the pass, and the route leads down to a cave at 25 m. Getting to it means slaloming between the gorgonians, in the operator's words, to be able to pass.

The cave is the point of the dive. A moray eel lives at its mouth, the guardian of this temple in the operator's words, and the visit is a hello to madame moray before the dive works back up the pinnacle through the gorgonians. Schools of anthias hang in the fans there, and photographers need enough light to pick them out against the sea fans. Moray eels, kingfish, jacks and barracuda pass in the open water of the pass around the pinnacle.