Wild Beast Point
The point is named after the bronze whaler sharks that frequent it in summer. Below the turbulent surface a sloping kelp platform drops steeply on its western side, where colourful walls with golfball and antler sponges attract plankton-eating fish. Strong current is common, and boats usually cannot anchor, so they follow the divers. Seafriends calls it a tricky dive that is seldom done.
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