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English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

English (Translate this text in English): Go out towards the drop-off from the mooring, turn left at the wall and continue for 10 minutes to the Grotto. Large coral structures make up the environment. Schools of Horse-eye Jacks are common, as are sharks and eagle rays. From late January to mid March the occasional Humpback Whale passes through.

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