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Right in front of the resort also features big drop offs, and in September and October we often have the unbelievable bonus of humpback whales migrating past.
We have yet to see them underwater, but throughout this time we regularly hear whalesong under water and see them from the boat (and the beach!).
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 A big feature of Mango’s diving are the walls and coral caves– Wonderwall is covered in a snowdrift of white soft coral (much more than the famous great white wall according to a former aggressor fleet captain) with caves and overhangs down deep hiding some damn big fish – GT’s and giant grouper who are occasionally unwary enough to let us spot them.
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 When we started diving from Mango Bay we immediately discovered some great dive sites. Virtually the first dive we did was Razorback, straight out from Namatakula channel on the corner of the main reef.
This dive site is a long ridge that runs out to sea at right angles to the main reef. The ridge is narrow with big dropoffs on either side, starting at around 18 metres by the main reef and sloping down and away until it disappears into the deep blue.
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Dive Sites 
