Independent dive-site listing with the same Albany access profile.
Deep exposed boat dive off Albany with a steep limestone wall.
Deep exposed boat dive off Albany with a steep limestone wall.
The Fingers is a deep, exposed boat dive off Albany, reached by about a 35-minute run from the town marina. Divers drop beside a steep limestone wall into a site that favors low-wind weather and live-boat procedures, with an SMB strongly recommended. Expect difficult anchoring, open-ocean exposure, and a dive that suits experienced teams rather than casual boat trips.
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Depth Note
Described as a deep dive for experienced divers.
Typical Conditions
Best in low-wind conditions; exposed site with difficult anchoring.
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Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Experienced-diver site with difficult anchoring and exposed conditions; live-boat handling is the normal approach.
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Scuba Diving
Best suited to experienced scuba divers comfortable with exposed-boat procedures and live-boat handling.
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Independent dive-site listing with the same Albany access profile.
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