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North Horn

North Horn sits at the very northern point of Osprey Reef, where its western and northern reef sections meet. Behind the mooring bommie lies a natural amphitheatre in which divers sit while the crew releases a sealed bin of fish for a controlled shark feed. Grey reef, whitetip reef and silvertip sharks come in numbers, and hammerheads are sometimes seen in the background. Potato cod and dogtooth tuna often join the feed. Away from the feed, divers follow the western wall south past large gorgonians, sea whips and soft corals in yellow and orange, so the site works as a wall dive as well as a shark dive.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wall, Reef
Typical depth range
12 to 40 m
Coordinates
-13.8014, 146.5460

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Tags

wall reef grey reef shark whitetip reef shark silvertip shark hammerhead shark shark feed potato cod

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