This dive site, known as Sail Rock, is a rarely explored pinnacle located south of St. George’s Island off the coast of India. The prominent rock formation, resembling a sail, breaks the surface, serving as a distinct landmark for this slightly exposed site. Depths around the pinnacle range from 8 to 21 meters. There is no specific historical information or notable story provided for this particular dive site.
The site is celebrated for its great marine life and awesome fish life, indicating a vibrant and healthy ecosystem thriving around the rock pinnacle. While specific species are not detailed, divers can anticipate encountering various fish species common to the region, along with a diversity of corals and other invertebrates supported by the rock structures.
Sail Rock is exclusively recommended for experienced divers due to the potential for strong currents and often low visibility, which can make conditions challenging. There is no specific best time to visit mentioned, but divers should always be prepared for these variable conditions. Due to the exposed nature, strong currents, and low visibility, the site is generally not suitable for freediving or snorkeling.
