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How? By boat
Distance Short boat time (< 10min)
Easy to find? Easy to find
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Dive site Characteristics
Average depth 20 m / 65.6 ft
Max depth 60 m / 196.9 ft
Current Low ( < 1 knot)
Visibility Good ( 10 - 30 m)
Quality
Dive site quality Good
Experience CMAS * / OW
Bio interest Interesting
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Week crowd
Week-end crowd
Dive type
- Wall
- Deep
- Reef
Dive site activities
- First dive
- Photography
Dangers
- Depth
Additional Information
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
English (Translate this text in English): Named for the two medium-sized pinnacles that grace this spot, the sister can hod any number of surprises. On the landward side, the dive site is relatively shallow (around 15m), but drops dramatically to 80m+ on the seaward side. Large skools of Fusiliers swim in the blue and a large variety of Basslets grace the top reef in big numbers.
The drop off on each seaward side of the two seamounts can be home to pelagic life as well as Trigger fish, Trumpet Fish, Sweetlips, Coral trouts, Banded sea snakes, Moray eels, Giant Clams and a large number of Damsels. The top of both pinnacles is where critter hunters can find Leaf Scorpion fish, Scribbled pipefish, Crabs and a large number Nudibranchs.
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