Eagles Nest is an easy to dive wall site, the ' nest' is just a little bit to the right from where you drop down on the mooring line at about 75 feet. In the overhang there is always a lot to see so make sure you have a flash light. Often there is a big crab hanging out, also seen lobsters and different types of shrimps in there. Just follow your way along the wall to the right or left and at some point you might see Amigo, the friendly nurse shark that likes to hang out with divers. Once he finds you he'll follow you for most of the dive which is great if you have a camera. When you leave the wall to go to the shallower sandy area, look out for turtles, often seen there. Also oceanic trigger-fish and barracudas are often seen here. Check it out!

My log book says that my total bottom time on Eagles Nest was 40 minutes with a maximum depth of 111 feet. As I recall, the site is a vertical wall with a small swim through in the beginning. I also noted in my log book that there was an abundance of very large barrel sponges. There are better wall sites around, but Eagles Nest is still worth a look.