Pinky Wall

‘Pinky’s Wall’ is a beautiful dive site located between Tower and Ras Umm Sid. It is named after the pink Alcyonarian corals that can be found there. Despite its beauty, few guides are familiar with Pinky Wall. The site can be accessed from land or by boat, but if arriving by boat, a drift dive is necessary as there is no mooring. The reef configuration is unique, with a narrow coral platform and a steep wall covered in soft corals. The wall descends to a depth of over 180 meters. Divers should keep the reef to their left and dive at an average depth of 15 meters to see the largest concentration of soft corals. Moving northeast from Pinky Wall, divers will encounter majestic gullies in the steep vertical wall that resemble organ pipes. Along the route, there are various types of parrotfish, splendour wrasses, and groupers. If conditions permit, divers can double back with a drift dive in the opposite direction towards the Amphoras site.