Hejie

Also known as: He Jie · Hojie · 合界 (Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan))

Hejie is a deep, varied site on the Taiwan Strait side of the Hengchun Peninsula, with rich reef between 5 and 12 m and scattered sand pits. Heading west, divers pass the Sun and Moon holes, two erosion openings, and then a small wall down to a sand channel at about 17 m. Canyon-like terrain continues to sand at around 28 m, and the rib wreck lies further out. Large sea fans, barrel sponges and several clownfish species are highlights, and night dives show flame scallops and squid. Currents mostly run north to south, entry over the rough reef shore is difficult, and dive centres recommend it to experienced divers, ideally by boat.

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