Rhino Horn
About Rhino Horn
Rhino Horn is a bay dive site on the eastern face of the Kaikoura Peninsula, identifiable by a hill in the bay that resembles a rhino horn. The underwater terrain is rocky with kelp, creating plenty of surfaces and dens that support coastal marine life. The kelp-covered rocks provide habitat for a variety of local fish and sheltering invertebrates.
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A kelp-and-rock seabed with many dens and surfaces provides habitat for coastal marine life.
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