Isuzumi Reef
About Isuzumi Reef
This site is dived around a flat rock formation that runs out into sandy bottom, with a notable large arch as the main feature. The area is described as relatively shallow with almost no current, making it an easy dive suitable for a wide range of experience levels. Soft corals grow in clusters inside the arch, where various creatures rest. In the shallows, giant snappers and butterfly fish can be seen, with butterfly fish sometimes forming large schools from summer to autumn; kelp and threadfin fish are also often observed resting in tunnel-like areas.
Where Is Isuzumi Reef?
Isuzumi Reef Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Depth Note
Relatively shallow; two buoys are mentioned in shallow and deep water.
Best Season
Summer to autumn for large schools of butterfly fish.
Typical Conditions
Almost no current and relatively shallow depth.
Safety & Access At Isuzumi Reef
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Safety Notes
Includes an arch and tunnel-like areas that create overhead spaces.
Local Intel For Isuzumi Reef
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Scuba
An easy, relatively shallow dive with minimal current, suitable for beginners through advanced divers.
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