Hammerhead Rock
Hammerhead Rock is a dive site near Japanβs westernmost island, known for a high chance of encountering hammerhead sharks. The signature feature is a set of rock formations that rise vertically from the seabed, creating a dramatic underwater landscape around 35 m. The site is also frequented by large pelagic fish, with reports of tuna, schools of trevally, barracuda, and occasional sightings of whale sharks and dolphins.
Reported depth
35m+
Depth note
Vertical rock formations are described as rising from the seabed at around 35 m.
Hazards
Safety notes
Depth around 35 m and large-shark encounters call for appropriate training, gas planning, and situational awareness.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
A deeper scuba dive centered around vertical rock structures at roughly 35 m and pelagic encounters.
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