Habili Ali

Habili Ali is the largest Habili in the reef system known as St. Johns, located in the most northeastern part of the central area. It is a steep wall reef with an average depth of over 30m/98ft, dropping down to 70m/230ft in some areas. The reef edge is filled with grooves, notches, and overhangs, adorned with colorful soft and hard corals, large gorgonians, and black corals. The site measures 20 to 25m in width from north to south and 150 to 200m in length from east to west. It slopes 10 to 15m in the south and transitions into a narrow plateau. However, the reef top is often too close to the water, making it inaccessible due to breakers. Divers should be prepared for currents ranging from weak to very strong, which can come from any direction. A current test is necessary before diving.