Shark Point
About Shark Point
Shark Point is a popular dive site featuring three pinnacles, with parts of the formation breaking the surface while much of it remains submerged. The area is covered in both soft and hard corals and is commonly done as a drift dive. Divers often come here for shark sightings, with leopard sharks and bamboo sharks frequently seen around the pinnacles. Schools of barracuda and yellow snappers may also appear, and the pinnacles can hold macro life such as nudibranchs, crabs, and shrimp.
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Safety & Access At Shark Point
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Safety Notes
Often dived as a drift dive; plan for current and maintain good buoyancy control around coral-covered pinnacles.
Local Intel For Shark Point
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Commonly dived as a drift dive around three pinnacles.
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Exposure Profile at Shark Point
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