Hedo Pinnacles
Hedo Pinnacles off Cape Hedo are two giant coral-covered rock pillars rising from about 25 to 30 m almost to the surface. They are usually dived as a drift because of the strong currents.
Two huge rock towers rise from the deep to just below the surface and are covered in coral. Like most pinnacles they draw large schools of small fish and passing pelagics. Turtles are often seen, and critters hide in the cracks. Currents here are frequently strong, so the dive is normally a drift into blue water.
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