Teavapiti Pass
Also known as: Te Ava Piti pass
Teavapiti Pass on the east side of Raiatea is sheltered by a plateau at about 10 m. Tahiti Tourisme calls it one of the most exciting drift dives of the Society Islands. Blacktip and whitetip sharks, grey reef sharks, barracudas, jacks, leopard rays, dogtooth tuna and groupers are reported.
Divesite facts
Categories
Current, Reef
Usual dive
Drift dive
Tags
drift
reef
blacktip reef sharks
whitetip reef sharks
grey reef sharks
barracudas
jacks
leopard rays
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