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Staghorn Point

South Atoll staghorn plateau with sharks and rays

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Park entry and the ranger-station stop are managed through permitted liveaboard operations.

Wide staghorn fields, a deep wall edge, and calm liveaboard mooring buoys make this a scenic drift for experienced divers.

About Staghorn Point

A broad South Atoll staghorn plateau that runs toward a deep wall, with a calm, scenic feel and regular passes from eagle rays, sharks, and schooling reef fish. It is an advanced but approachable drift for divers who want coral density and a clean reef-top finish.

Research Estimate At Staghorn Point

Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.

VisibilityVisibility: 18m
AccessModerate entry effort
Coral HealthPristine, vibrant coral
Marine LifeExceptional variety
FacilitiesLimited facilities
Current StrengthModerate current

Where Is Staghorn Point?

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Staghorn Point Planning Details

Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.

Reported Depth

7m - 25m

Depth Note

Public guides place the staghorn fields around 7m and the drift section along the wall edge in the 15-25m band.

Best Season

March-June dry season

Typical Conditions

Shallow staghorn fields, a deep wall edge, mild downward flow when current pushes south, and a generally sheltered South Atoll feel.

Safety & Access At Staghorn Point

Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.

Key Hazards

Dangerous wildlife

Safety Notes

Watch the wall edge when the current turns down the reef and keep depth awareness on the drop-off.

Access Restrictions

Liveaboard access only for dives; the ranger-station land stop is the usual permitted shore visit, and shore access elsewhere in the park is prohibited.

Legal Notes

Tubbataha entry is permit-controlled, daylight-only for diving, and managed through park-permitted operators.

Local Intel For Staghorn Point

Community notes to help plan your visit.

Scuba

A reef-and-wall scuba dive starting in shallow coral and continuing toward the drop-off; stable buoyancy and a tidy drift line matter most.

Freedive

Freediving is best on the shallow staghorn plateau in very calm conditions; the wall-edge section is better treated as a scuba drift.

Snorkel

Snorkeling is limited to very calm, permitted shallows near the plateau; the wall section is scuba territory.

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Wildlife at Staghorn Point

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Recent Logged Visits At Staghorn Point

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Dive Spot Log Averages At Staghorn Point

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