The underwater walls of Wakatobi create dramatic seascapes. But don't just take in the big picture, go for a closer look. Drop over the edge and peer into one of the numerous overhangs or small caves that riddle these reefs, and you'll find all kinds of marine life, from sleeping turtles and sharks to moray eels and electric clams.
As visually exciting as a big-picture view of an underwater cliff can be, it can be equally rewarding to focus on the details. Walls riddled with overhangs and crevices create opportunities for discovery when a dive light illuminates the hidden recesses that might harbor a lobster, eel, or any manner of nocturnal critters taking a nap in the shadows. Watch this short video of an overhanging ledge at Wakatobi Dive Resort.
