Atoll features a huge rock that stands upright on the bottom, rising from 33m to 20m. One side features an impressive overhang while the deep side contains numerous small crevices. The entire formation is covered in soft coral, fans, and sponges, creating a colorful underwater landscape teeming with fascinating marine life.

The site is home to various marine life including:

• Emperor Angelfish
• Sweetlips
• Scorpionfish
• Large Groupers
• Moray Eels
• Frogfish
• Flatworms
• Nudibranchs
• Lionfish
• Clouds of small reef fish

To fully explore the overhang area, you'll need a good dive light due to the depth. This area is particularly rich in marine life with numerous hiding places for various creatures. The rock face is spotted with Moray Eels and surrounded by clouds of small reef fish. In the overhang area, you're likely to spot Frogfish, Flatworms, Nudibranchs, and Lionfish, particularly when using your dive light to illuminate darker areas. The area around the rock provides an excellent opportunity for underwater photography, especially when photographing against the blue water background.