Turtle Point
About Turtle Point
This site sits on the southwest outer reef and is commonly dived as a drift. The reef slopes gradually, starting shallow and running down to around 30 m. While the top of the reef is described as fairly ordinary, the standout feature is the frequent presence of sea turtles. Divers can also expect regular shark sightings along with batfish, macro life, and schools of fish.
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Turtle Point Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
5m - 30m
Depth Note
Reef gently slopes from about 5–30 m.
Typical Conditions
Often conducted as a drift dive along the outer reef slope.
Safety & Access At Turtle Point
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Typically dived as a drift; plan for current and maintain good buoyancy control along the sloping reef.
Local Intel For Turtle Point
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Scuba
Usually done as a drift dive along a gently sloping reef from roughly 5–30 m.
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Exposure Profile at Turtle Point
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