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Pixie Wall

Pixie Wall doesn't scream for attention like some of its flashier neighbours, but we've always found it delivers a quiet charm. Maxing out at 21m, it's a gentle wall, perfect for a long, relaxed dive where you can truly slow down and look closely. The main event here is definitely the honeycomb coral formations, sprawling out like intricate sculptures, providing homes for all sorts of smaller characters like the tiny Pale Dwarfgoby or the quick Six-line wrasse darting between branches. We’ve seen Beaked Leatherjackets here, often just hanging out, unbothered. Keep an eye out for the Tail-spot Squirrelfish tucked away in crevices; their big eyes really pop in your torch beam. While the current description mentions manta ray encounters, we’d suggest tempering expectations; they’re more of a bonus than a guarantee. Instead, focus on the wall itself. The light plays beautifully on the Staghorn coral patches, casting shifting shadows as you drift. It’s a site for photographers and those who appreciate the details, a nice contrast to the more "big animal" focused dives around the Ribbons. We love it for an afternoon unwind, a truly calm experience.