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Kewalo Pipe and Horshoe Reef

Boat Dive
Max depth: 67ft

From a pyramid of five palm trees on shore runs an old pipe out to 67ft underwater. This site has a multitude of profiles. Travel up and down the coral covered pipe and see tons of little creatures. A Leaf, Devil, and Titan Scorpionfish have been spotted within 10 ft of each other. Cruise over to a series of Horseshoe reefs and see Green Sea Turtles hanging with a couple of Hawksbill turtles. Every type of Moray has been spotted here: Whitemouth, Yellowmargain, Zebra, Dwarf, Conger and even Dragon eels have been found here. The bang for your buck here is the small stuff, but keep your eyes peeled to the blue - Spinner & Bottlenose Dolphins, Humpback Whales, Monk Seals, Whitetips, Hammerheads, Mantas, Stingrays, and Spotted Eagle Rays have been seen here. 67ft max depth.

Photos of Kewalo Pipe and Horshoe Reef


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