Shore Dives

Entry locations and dive sites:

Atlantic Ocean

The best time to dive this side of the coast is Summer, from September to April when strong south-easters blow offshore, causing upwelling of clear cold water. The coast is a graveyard of shipwrecks, most of which met their fate during spectacular winter storms and many interesting wreck dives can be done from our boat. Kelp beds are dense and plentiful but take some getting used to. The reef life is spectacular, Hard and soft corals in shades of pink, bright purple, red and orange are set off by a background of yellow, blue, violet anemones.

Clifton Rocks

Max Depth of 14m

Backoven

Max Depth of 9m

Sandy Cove

Max Depth of 4m

Justin's Caves

Max Depth of 13m

Antipolis

Mx Depth of 10m

MV Romelia

Max Depth of 24m

Indian Ocean

During the winter months (May to August) the prevailing north-westerly offshore winds clean and flatten the Indian ocean. The water on this side of the bay is always a few degrees warmer than that of the Westernside of the peninsula and can reach as high as 18°C. The visibilty is usually between 8 – 12m, but can quite often be a spectacular 30m in winter.

Long Beach

Max Depth of 9m

Windmill Beach

Max Depth of 8m

Froggy Pond

Max Depth of 10m

A-Frame

Max Depth of 10m

Castle Rock

Max Depth of 20m

SS Clan Stuart

Max Depth of 9m

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