A short way northeast of The Elbow, this dive site encompasses a sheer wall and rich network of spur-and-groove coral reefs. These long fingers of reef run parallel to the island separated by channels of white sand. Check the sand flats for resting

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A short way northeast of The Elbow, this dive site encompasses a sheer wall and rich network of spur-and-groove coral reefs. These long fingers of reef run parallel to the island separated by channels of white sand. Check the sand flats for resting stingrays and watch for hawksbill turtles on the reef. The ledge turns downward about 50 feet below the surface, where divers can find the collection of black corals for which the site is named. This is also a good spot to see spotted eagle rays.

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