Breeze Bay East

Breeze Bay East is a pair of crags with probably the highest walls, including routes around 20m long. New crag rules apply:
just because it's there, doesn't mean it's solid
debris at the top is likely to be still loose
things are likely to be dirty still
don't remove vegetation unless you have to
watch out for geckos
Left Hand Crag
The left hand crag starts at the left end with a narrow bit of wall and a chimney. This is followed by a deceptively steep but well-textured wall with several cracks and a cavelet at the bottom. Right of this wall is a dirty crack and pinnacle, then a blank left-facing corner with a roof, and lastly, a short steep blank wall.
Right Hand Crag
The right hand crag starts with a steep blank wall with cracks/chimneys around it and a prow above. This is followed by an easier ramp of vegetated steps which leans right and ends left of a promentary high on the wall with cracks up both sides. Right of this, a steep stepped gully runs up left of a steep wall above a small cave. A groove and arete follow (belay bolt), then around the corner there is a large slab followed by a final roof and crack.