Sasavele Dump Site
About Sasavele Dump Site
A WWII-era dump site with large steel pontoons and assorted war machinery from a former US Navy base, scuttled at the end of the occupation. The site lies on a sloping wall that descends to around 40 m, making it an interesting historical dive. Marine life includes plentiful macro subjects such as nudibranchs and cleaner shrimp, with chances to see nurse sharks and passing eagle rays.
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Reported Depth
Up to 40m
Depth Note
Sloping wall that drops to about 40 m.
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Safety Notes
Live ordnance is reported scattered around the site; maintain good buoyancy and avoid touching or disturbing objects. Depth to 40 m and the presence of sharks call for appropriate training and situational awareness.
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A WWII dump-site dive featuring steel pontoons and machinery along a wall that slopes down to roughly 40 m.
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