Spitting Cave
About Spitting Cave
Spitting Cave is a deep, boat-access dive featuring lava rock formations with natural caves. The dive typically begins around 50 ft and descends to about 140 ft, offering an exciting profile suited to experienced divers. It is commonly done as a drift dive due to fairly strong current. The area is also known for encounters with Hawaiian monk seals and occasional shark sightings.
Where Is Spitting Cave?
Spitting Cave Planning Details
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Reported Depth
15.2m - 42.7m
Depth Note
Starts around 50 ft and drops to 140 ft.
Typical Conditions
Fairly strong current; commonly dived as a drift dive.
Safety & Access At Spitting Cave
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Safety Notes
This is a deeper drift dive with fairly strong current and cavern-like lava formations; suitable for advanced divers and appropriate gas planning and situational awareness.
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Scuba
Advanced deep dive starting around 50 ft and descending to about 140 ft, with lava rock caves and drift conditions.
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