Justin’s Caves, Cape Town, South Africa
Justin’s Caves is a shallow dive area made up of clustered granite boulders with multiple swim-throughs, surrounded by reef structure and kelp. A dense kelp forest is encountered on the way out and back and attracts schooling fish. The swim-throughs feature corals and invertebrate life such as sea fans and starfish, and nearby seal activity can bring sightings of fur seals.
Reported depth
Up to 15m
Depth note
Maximum depth 15 m; average depth reported as 8–13 m.
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Safety notes
Swim-throughs create an overhead environment, and the kelp forest can present entanglement risk; use good buoyancy control and appropriate cutting tools.
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Scuba
Shallow scuba dive with multiple swim-throughs, reef structure, and kelp; max depth 15 m with an average around 8–13 m.
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