This dive site, Barracuda Rock, is an exposed pinnacle known for its strong currents, making it an advanced dive. The site offers dramatic walls and slopes, with a structure ranging from 5 to 35 meters in depth, though the maximum recommended depth for recreational diving is 20 meters. There is no specific history or story provided for this dive site.
Barracuda Rock lives up to its name, featuring huge schools of barracuda. Divers can also expect to encounter tuna, trevally, and other pelagic species. The site is further adorned with vibrant soft and hard corals, as well as large sea fans, creating a rich marine environment. Mantas and whale sharks are also occasionally sighted here.
This dive site is best suited for experienced divers who are comfortable with strong currents and seeking exhilarating pelagic encounters. While no specific best time to visit is provided, divers should always check local conditions. It is not suitable for snorkelers or general freedivers due to the challenging conditions.
