Duiker Island
A small rocky islet known locally as “Seal Island”, featuring an established seal colony that draws visitors. The underwater terrain is dominated by granite boulders and rocky outcrops across a wide area, with extensive kelp and little to no sand. An anchorage area has a relatively level rocky bottom and offers some protection from swell, making it a sheltered option compared with more exposed sites.
Typical conditions
Rocky bottom with extensive kelp; anchorage area is somewhat protected from swell.
Hazards
Safety notes
Kelp can create entanglement risk. While the site is partly protected, swell may still be present.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
Scuba diving is suited to exploring granite boulders and kelp-covered rock over a broad area.
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