Amos Rock
Amos Rock is a reef dive known for a distinctive rock formation on the reef top at around 5 m, where schools of midnight snapper gather. It is commonly used as an alternate site when strong Amihan winds make access to eastern dive locations impractical. Divers frequently see rainbow runners, fusiliers, angelfish, butterflyfish, and batfish here, and Napoleon wrasse have also been reported.
Reported depth
5m+
Depth note
A distinct rock formation is described on the reef top at 5 m.
Typical conditions
Chosen when Amihan winds are blowing strongly.
Hazards
Safety notes
This site is used when strong seasonal winds limit access to other areas.
Access restrictions
Used as an alternate site when Amihan winds prevent access to eastern dive spots.
Access, coral, life, crowds, and facilities.
Coral
Reef-top rock formation at around 5 m.
Aquatic Life
Common sightings include schooling snapper, angelfish, butterflyfish, batfish, rainbow runners and fusiliers; Napoleon wrasse are occasionally reported.
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