Northern Arch
Local operator required
Depth to 50 m+ and potential current make this an advanced site where a guided/operator dive may be appropriate.
Northern Arch is a well-known deep dive featuring an arch formation with notable structure on both sides. The seabed drops beyond 36 m, and the northern side continues sloping down past 50 m. The site is known for encountering large pelagic fish and can have current. Sponges cover the bottom, and in summer large kingfish and snapper may cruise through the arch area around stingrays, with schools of blue mao mao also present.
Reported depth
36m - 50m
Depth note
Bottom is described as over 36 m, with the northern side sloping away to 50 m+.
Best season
summer
Typical conditions
Current can be present; depth increases quickly beyond the arch and continues down the northern slope.
Hazards
Safety notes
Deep profile and current are possible; plan gas, depth limits, and team procedures accordingly.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
Deep arch dive with structure on both sides; the northern side slopes down past 50 m.
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