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Havelock wall dive with soft corals, pelagics, and current.
Havelock wall dive with soft corals, pelagics, and current.
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The Wall is Havelock’s signature vertical dive: a shallow ridge drops into a dramatic wall with soft coral, caves, ledges, and a deeper cliff face that changes character as you move along it. Barracuda, trevally, Napoleon wrasse, octopus, and plenty of macro life keep the site active, while the channel setting means current and ferry timing matter. It is a rewarding boat dive for certified divers who want topography and fish action rather than an easy reef cruise.
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Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
10m - 55m
Depth Note
The ridge starts around 10-12m and drops to about 55m, with a gentler return slope on the west side.
Best Season
December to March for the calmest seas and strongest octopus season; February and March are the best overall windows.
Typical Conditions
Vertical wall over a shallow ridge with soft corals, caves, and ledges; conditions shift with tides and light.
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
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Safety Notes
Dive early to reduce passenger ferry traffic and keep the current manageable; the wall drops fast from the ridge.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Suitable for fun dives and training courses, with an emphasis on deep diving.
Freediving
Only for very experienced freedivers in the shallow ridge zone; most of the site is better suited to scuba.
Snorkeling
Not a casual snorkel site; the shallow ridge is the only part that comes close, and the current makes it a poor fit for most snorkelers.
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Operator site page with depth, access, current, season, and marine-life details.
Independent site page with depth, coral, and marine-life summary.
Independent Havelock diving overview with visibility, season, and current context.
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