NGEMELIS WALL

Dive Site:
•  Sheer vertical wall, running along the whole length of Ngemelis Island , in some places only a few feet away from the island
•  The edge of the reef drops straight down to 900 feet
•  One of Jacques Cousteau's favorite wall dives
•  Close to the mooring buoy, a large chain connected to a 6 foot steel sphere can be seen . This chain and ball was used during WWII to prevent the Japanese from entering the waterway leading to German Channel

Marine Life:
•  Gorgeous Soft corals, Leather Corals & Fans
•  Schools of Pyramid Butterfly fish & Square Spot Anthias forage for Plankton just off the wall
•  Moorish Idols, Sergeant Major's, Yellowtail Fusiliers & a variety of Angel fish are found along the edge of the reef
•  Gray Reef, White Tip, and solitary Leopard sharks patrolling back and forth along the drop off
•  White Tip Sharks, Nurse sharks & Leopard sharks can be seem sleeping on the sandy bottom
•  The very well camouflaged Leaf fish, Stonefish & Lionfish
•  Green & Hawksbill Turtles
•  Anemones & all many colorful reef fish on the reef top