The pinnacle is located in a channel, close to the island. It stands on a sandy bottom at 135 feet, very close to the channel wall, and rises 80 feet to a point about 55 feet below the surface. Several varieties of Black Coral are attached to the pinnacle, and there is a lot of life here. The best way to view it is to start at about 80 feet and spiral up and around it. The wall of the channel has some really beautiful coral along it at depths of only 10 to 30 feet. This makes for great diving too. The Pinnacle is located on the north shore of Guanaja and has a convenient boat mooring on the shelf very near to the channel. Water depth along the mooring shelf ranges from 10 to 30 feet and provides significant light levels for photography. The rim along the channel is filled with a large variety of marine life. The shelf wall is home to grouper, yellow tail snapper, blue chromis, and a variety of corals. The pinnacle is the highlight of this dive area and has large stands of black coral at a depth of 80 feet.