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This dive is around the ferry terminal wharf and the area north of it. Conditions are challenging, with poor visibility and significant vessel activity, making it unsuitable for casual sightseeing. The bottom is mainly sand and silt, with occasional fish and sea stars, and small marine life living on the pier. Sharks may be encountered.
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Typical Conditions
Typically poor visibility with heavy boat traffic around the wharf area.
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Safety Notes
Only suitable for experienced divers and only when permission has been granted by the harbourmaster (e.g., for clean-up dives).
Access Restrictions
Diving requires permission from the harbourmaster; access is intended for specific purposes such as clean-up dives.
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Scuba Diving
Recommended only for experienced divers due to hazards, poor visibility, and vessel traffic.
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