Enenue Side
Also known as: Enenui Side · Enenue · Enenu'i · En'e Nu'e
Enenue Side runs along the eastern inner wall of the crater towards the point nearest Maui. The reef slopes gently from the surface to around 60 feet and then falls away quickly, so the shallow part is an easy dive with many butterflyfish, while deeper water holds moray eels, whitetip reef sharks and the occasional ray. The PADI blog highlights an antler coral reef where red-spotted coral crabs hide. Ed Robinson's Diving Adventures often runs it as a live-boat drift to cover more ground and sometimes takes advanced divers down to the Shark Condos from here. Its colourful fish life also makes it a good place for underwater photography.
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