Halfway along the length of the wall – at a depth of 25m – there is a large cave, not very penetrating, with a small tunnel whose walls are covered with shrimps, while on the sandy bottom the snouts swim sinuously. Moving your gaze from the wall into the blue you can spot large fish passing by, while the rocky bottom is densely inhabited by damselfish, thrushes, damsels, scorpion fish and white bream. The interior of the cove, where one still stands, is characterized by the alternation of boulders covered with sea urchins and posidonia. Dead Man Point is located in zone C of the Ustica Island Protected Marine Area.