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Vista Blue (58)

Vista Blue, over on Klein, feels like one of those easygoing sites we always gravitate towards. You get in, fin out over a sandy slope dotted with turtlegrass and shoalgrass, and then the reef just drops. It's a proper wall dive, starting around nine metres and heading down to a comfortable 22m max. We love how the reef structure here creates little ledges and overhangs, perfect for spotting some of the smaller, more elusive stuff – think Puffcheek Blennies peeking from coral crevices or a flash of a Banded Basslet. Keep an eye out for larger visitors too, though. We’ve seen loggerheads cruising by, and if you’re lucky, an eagle ray might glide past in the deeper blue. The visibility is usually excellent, around 22m, which really shows off the range of corals, including some impressive fire coral formations. Just a heads-up, the entry here can get choppy if there are big waves, so check conditions before you jump in. It’s a great dive for anyone who appreciates a relaxed drift along a healthy wall.