This dive site, located just 7 nautical miles (about 20 minutes) from Wooli, is a renowned boat dive at North Solitary Islands. With depths primarily ranging from 10 to 19 meters and an average of 9 meters, it offers accessible diving. While specific history isn't detailed, it's a prominent feature within the Solitary Islands Marine Park, celebrated for its rich biodiversity.
Divers can expect to encounter an exceptional diversity of marine life, including the highest variety of reef fish among all the Solitary Islands. Over 46 species of coral create a vibrant underwater landscape, supporting huge colonies of anemone fish. Encounters with sharks, rays, and large schools of various fish species are also common.
The best time to visit this site would typically align with the warmer, calmer months when visibility is at its peak. Its relatively shallow average depth makes it ideal for both scuba divers and freedivers seeking vibrant reef experiences. Snorkelers will also find the top reef abundant with life.
