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Shark Cathedral

Also known as: The Shark's Cathedral

Divers drop in at the breaking waves above three rock outcrops, one shaped like a chimney. PADI describes a large basin reached through an overhanging swim-through, frequented by dozens of reef sharks. Barracuda, kingfish, giant trevally, eagle rays and soldierfish are also seen, and beyond the outcrops a sheer drop-off falls away. Swell and current can make it demanding, and Blue Water only goes there from October to April in good weather.

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Advanced
Categories
Pinnacle, Swim-throughs, Wall

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pinnacle swim through wall grey reef sharks kingfish giant trevally barracuda eagle rays

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