Channel Rock
About Channel Rock
Channel Rock is a submerged granite reef east of Praslin, positioned roughly midway toward La Digue. The site features boulder formations, and at low tide the highest rock can just break the surface. Depths are commonly around 10–25 m. Hard coral cover is sparse, with scattered branching Pocillopora, while encrusting sponges and small Tubastrea colonies are more typical.
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Channel Rock Planning Details
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Reported Depth
10m - 25m
Depth Note
Average depth range given as 10–25 m; at low tide the top of the tallest boulder can break the surface.
Local Intel For Channel Rock
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Scuba
A scuba site with an average depth range of about 10–25 m around a submerged granite reef.
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