Scuba Diver Life describes Twin Tunnels Reef as a pinnacle rising from 60 m to 12 m with colorful corals, tunnels, and reef sharks.
Advanced boat dive on a twin-shaft pinnacle reef.
Advanced boat dive on a twin-shaft pinnacle reef.
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Twin Tunnels Reef is a boat-accessed pinnacle reef in the Tulagi and Florida Islands area with twin shafts, a chamber, and a cave exit that make it an advanced, current-influenced dive. The top and walls are heavily covered in coral growth, and the site is known for anemonefish, rays, sharks, pelagics, and other reef fish gathered around the structure.
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Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
15m - 70m
Depth Note
Reef pinnacle comes to within ~15 m of the surface and rises from 70+ m; vertical shafts lead to a chamber with a cave exit at ~36 m.
Best Season
May through October, with year-round diving possible.
Typical Conditions
Steep coral-covered pinnacle with twin shafts, an overhead chamber, and current at the reef top.
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Includes an overhead environment (shafts/chamber/cave exit) and can have strong current; plan for deep profiles and appropriate training and gas management.
Access Restrictions
Experienced divers only; follow the guide closely and respect current around the tunnel exits.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
An advanced boat dive with overhead tunnel sections, a chamber exit, and current-swept reef structure.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Community dive logs and visit reports for this site.
Average conditions based on logged dives & visits.
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Research Sources
Scuba Diver Life describes Twin Tunnels Reef as a pinnacle rising from 60 m to 12 m with colorful corals, tunnels, and reef sharks.
Tripbase identifies Twin Tunnels Reef as part of the Solomon Islands reef-wall-drift mix and highlights strong marine-life and advanced-dive appeal.
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