Sentences with phrase «soft coral dropping»

Further on from the sharks there are beautiful small valleys of soft coral dropping down to the sandy bottom.

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The Audrey Dust Ruffle from The Peanut Shell is made of breezy soft netting using a wonderfully nubby yarn embroidery, loosely layered on top of coral cotton sateen and featuring a 16 - inch drop.

This size is also unique for a wall like drop off with lots of tube sponges and beautiful soft coral.

You can dive on the world - famous Namena marine reserve sites and explore the waters surrounding the resort which offer the largest variety of fish and coral on the planet; seemingly bottomless drop - offs, multi-colored soft corals, and perfect coral gardens supporting an abundance of spectacular marine life.

The dramatic drop - offs have a huge variety of soft and hard corals that offer a home to an abundance of reef fish such as fusiliers, butterflyfish, sweetlips, cardinal fish and damsel fish.

The north side drops to sand at 21 meters and the south, which is covered in magnificent soft corals, drops to sand at 18 meters.

The rocky slopes, which drop off dramatically to a depth of over 30 meters are heavily populated with brilliant soft coral growths, colorful gorgonian's, several species of moray eels and a number of invertebrates.

The archipelago is enormous and there are some areas where soft corals and sea fans dominate, other areas with astounding hard coral formations, sea grass beds, mangroves, shallow reefs, drop offs, caves, black sand, white sand, vertical walls, seamount's, ship wrecks, planes, shallow water lagoons, and massive pinnacles.

With shores washed by currents from the South China Sea, most dives are conducted as drifts, which carry divers along an underwater landscape covered with soft corals and sponges and carved with small drop - offs and canyons.

The rock in the middle of the bay has very steep drop offs to the south and west and an amazing shelf in the north that is carpeted with wrinkled soft corals in the shallows.

There is great variety from sheer drop offs, pinnacles, to expansive hard and soft coral gardens offering the opportunity to see a multitude of colourful sea life including crocodile fish, lionfish, blue spotted stingrays and occasionally sharks.

Here, there is a drop off dive wall covered with large gorgonian sea fans, large elephant ear sponges and barrel sponges, basket sponges, hydroids, colorful crinoids and soft corals.

On the other side of the wall lies another wall, definitely worth exploring if the current allows it: Covered in soft coral, sponges, green tree coral and fans, it is the hiding place for many morays and puffers and it drops off into a flat lunar like landscape with whole gardens of whip corals, vibrating in the current.

Here there is a wonderful wall which drops straight down and is covered with Hard and Soft Corals.

At some dive sites you have hard corals, at others it's mostly soft corals, and with such a large number of islands you find many different ecosystems including seagrass beds, mangroves, shallow reefs, deep drop offs, black sand, plus there are more recorded species of fish in Raja Ampat than anywhere else.

The dive site follows a ridge jutting out from the west of the island, covered in pastel shaded soft corals, which drops to depths of 35 - 40m.

Rocky formations, pinnacles and boulders are the back drop to Koh Lipe's reefs where you will see colourful soft coral and much more.

Nakase dive site is a steep coral wall dropping to around 30m, with a wide variety of soft and hard corals.