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Wailea Point is an easy shore dive with over 5 acres of hard coral reef in A-/B+ condition after a major bleaching event in 2015. This HOUSE reef is known for its antler corals and very tame Hawaiian Greeen Sea Turtles. Look for Awa (Milkfish) a variety of Triggerfish and Goat fish, large schools of Yellowfin Surgeonfish, Needlefish, Butterfly Fish, Harlequin shrimp, Puffers, Cowfish and during multiple seasons-Octopuses. A soft golden-sand entry, descend in 6 feet of water and slowly work acr…
Wailea Point is an easy shore dive with over 5 acres of hard coral reef in A-/B+ condition after a major bleaching event in 2015. This HOUSE reef is known for its antler corals and very tame Hawaiian Greeen Sea Turtles. Look for Awa (Milkfish) a variety of Triggerfish and Goat fish, large schools of Yellowfin Surgeonfish, Needlefish, Butterfly Fish, Harlequin shrimp, Puffers, Cowfish and during multiple seasons-Octopuses. A soft golden-sand entry, descend in 6 feet of water and slowly work across the reef average depth 14 feet until the southernmost edge where you find a school of Black-Tailed Snapper imported from Moorea in 1959. Follow the reef edge at 25 feet working west around towards 40 feet deep outside the west boat mooring, (Hint: Flame Angels live in the finger coral here). Are permitting, if you follow the next section out west deeper you can find yourself at the outermost portion of the reef at 49 feet. Come dive with us.
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