This dive site is a kelp lover's paradise. Divers begin their exploration at approximately 10 meters, descending into a kelp gully. The gully gradually ascends to a depth of 5 meters before transitioning into a rock bowl situated at 12 meters. Within this bowl, you’ll discover an abundance of marine life, including squat lobsters and leopard spotted gobies. The area offers a fascinating underwater environment.
The Necklace 8-16 Mts
A kelp-filled gully leading to a wildlife-rich rock bowl.
Boat Access
12m Avg Depth
16m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Site Ratings
Big Marine Life Fair
Macro Marine Life Very Good
Landscape Quality Excellent
Water Visibility Good Viz
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Plan Your Visit
kelp forestgullyrocky reefmacro photographywide anglebeginner friendly
Marine Life
Anemone
Leopard-Spotted Goby
Black Squat Lobster
Spiny Dogfish
Pollack
Conger Eel
Cuckoo Wrasse
Kelp
Crab
Ballan Wrasse
Things to Note
Difficulty:
Beginner
Shallow depths (8-16m) and straightforward topography make it accessible for all levels, including new divers.
Hazards:
boat trafficcold water
Current Strength:
Mild
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