Red Rock
Red Rock is a big lump of volcanic rock that breaks the surface and owes its name to its reddish colour. The main base sits at about 12 m, but the route around the rock leads deeper. Plenty of cracks and holes and a swim-through give the dive variety. Moray eels are almost always found hiding in their holes.
Divesite facts
Categories
Reef, Swim-throughs
Usual dive
Around the rock
Tags
reef
swim through
moray eels
volcanic rock
boat dive
mild current
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