The Southern point of Tala Island is characterized by steep rocky walls and an occasional strong surge. The dive is more than worth it however; with lots of small fish on top, interesting invertebrate life on the walls, and lots of larger fish somewhat deeper. Enormous schools of Surgeonfish sometimes make it difficult to see anything else since they cover the entire view. If you manage to look away from these creatures, you’ll see plenty of large angry-looking Bohar Snappers, Whitetip Reefsharks, as well as other type of sharks and huge groupers further down amongst the boulders.