Barracuda
Barracuda Lake is a distinctive dive site where divers pass through a clear boundary between freshwater and saltwater at around 4 m. A visible grey layer marks the shift between water types. The surface water is about 28Β°C, with a sharp temperature change around 14 m caused by a thermocline and heliocline. Divers can expect a mix of aquatic life along with the unusual water-layering effects.
Reported depth
4m - 14m
Depth note
Freshwater-to-saltwater transition occurs at ~4 m. A significant thermocline/heliocline is described at ~14 m.
Typical conditions
Surface temperature is about 28Β°C with a sharp temperature change around 14 m; a visible layer marks the freshwater/saltwater boundary.
Hazards
Safety notes
Be prepared for an abrupt temperature drop around 14 m due to the thermocline/heliocline.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
Notable for a freshwater-to-saltwater transition at about 4 m and a thermocline/heliocline causing a major temperature drop around 14 m.
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