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A short boat ride from Alofi Wharf, starting just past Wormhole Reef, brings you to this scenic dive site discovered by a local diver named Wil. The dive begins at a depth of around 10 meters on a large bommie, where lionfish and nudibranchs are often found. From there, a small channel leads to the edge of a wall inhabited by numerous South Sea devils. The wall starts at about 14 meters and drops beyond 30 meters, often hosting a small school of midnight snappers. Along the wall, divers can enc…
A short boat ride from Alofi Wharf, starting just past Wormhole Reef, brings you to this scenic dive site discovered by a local diver named Wil. The dive begins at a depth of around 10 meters on a large bommie, where lionfish and nudibranchs are often found. From there, a small channel leads to the edge of a wall inhabited by numerous South Sea devils. The wall starts at about 14 meters and drops beyond 30 meters, often hosting a small school of midnight snappers. Along the wall, divers can encounter a variety of marine life, both large and small. The wall eventually transitions into a rubble area, perfect for spotting ribbon eels, giant morays, octopus, and peacock mantis shrimp. At around 20 meters, there’s a patch of anemones with two resident anemonefish. A surface marker buoy is required for this dive.
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