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Traffic Jam

Traffic Jam, off Sulawesi, lives up to its name. We're talking about a west-facing wall here, running north to south, but what really sets it apart are the ten vertical shafts cut into the reef. They’re deep enough to duck into, and that's where the juvenile fish stack up, sometimes so thick it's like a rush hour commute. Inside these shafts, you'll often spot masses of smaller fish just hanging out, a genuine spectacle. Beyond the shafts, the wall itself hosts a decent spread of olive green fluke sponges and some eye-catching pink sinogorgia soft corals. The leather corals are particularly impressive, and if you’re into macro, keep an eye out for Loch's nudibranch, they're often spotted here. It’s a good spot for divers who enjoy exploring unique reef architecture and don’t mind a bit of a current.