Castle Rock Komodo
About Castle Rock Komodo
Castle Rock is a submerged pinnacle in the north of Komodo National Park, sitting in open water with its peak just a few meters below the surface. Divers enter in blue water and descend quickly to take position around the feature. The site is known for current-driven action, with reef sharks hunting and large trevallies working dense schools of fusiliers.
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Castle Rock Komodo Planning Details
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Depth Note
The pinnacle peak is described as being submerged a few meters below the water’s surface.
Typical Conditions
Open-water pinnacle dive with notable current.
Safety & Access At Castle Rock Komodo
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Expect strong current and blue-water entry; plan for a quick descent and maintain awareness of shark activity.
Local Intel For Castle Rock Komodo
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Scuba
A current-focused pinnacle dive that starts with a blue-water entry and quick descent to the main feature.
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