Pulali Point
Also known as: Pulali Point Walls · Pulali Wall · Pulali West Wall
Pulali Point is a few hundred yards of bluff shoreline with several rocky fingers and walls, divided by patches of silty sand, so there is enough for more than one dive. Its west wall is fairly protected from current and from northerly wind and steps down through ledges, cracks and vertical faces to more than 120 ft. Black rockfish school in the deeper water together with other rockfish, lingcod and greenling, and the shallower rock carries kelp, sponges, tunicates, nudibranchs and crabs. Charters often use a Washington Scuba Alliance buoy on the west wall; the site cannot be reached from shore. The depth and vertical drops call for solid buoyancy control.
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