Along the top edge of the wall, at about 35 feet, lies the feature for which this site was named: a massive anchor, thought to be of the same type used by the British Royal Navy more than 100 years ago. The anchor carries a heavy coat of encrusting

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Along the top edge of the wall, at about 35 feet, lies the feature for which this site was named: a massive anchor, thought to be of the same type used by the British Royal Navy more than 100 years ago. The anchor carries a heavy coat of encrusting corals, offering a perfect backdrop for underwater photographs, and the anchor chain is draped along the sea floor and hanging over the edge of the wall. The site is also said to be one of the "fishier" dives in the area, with a heavy dose of grunts, snapper, and grouper.

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