Sharks Cove

Join us on a personalized tour of some of the best diving in the world from the shore. Discover lava tubes and caverns in Pupukea Marine Conservation District, of which Deep Ecology was directly responsible for initiating its reconfiguration. Swim with the fishes, a third of which are endemic to the Hawaiian Islands. Here, one can witness all the tropical species unique to Hawaii, and being a protected area - the fish are not shy and allow for the taking of great pictures. Examine the extraordinary underwater topography that creates the monstrous waves that make the North Shore the "surfing capital of the world". Named for rock formation that resembles a Hammerhead Shark if seen from above, this site is named for what it looks like as opposed to what's in it. However, if you are lucky you can see the occasional Whitetip Reef Shark. Watch a school of Maninis feeding off the rocks, hover next to a Great Barracuda just hanging out, look for Hawaiian Stingrays, Spotted Eagle Rays, Green Sea Turtles, huge Scorpionfish, Commerson Frogfish, just to name a few. This premiere shore diving spot has something for everyone. Whether you are doing an Introductory dive or doing a cavern diving specialty - you will want to dive this site again and again and again. 46ft max depth

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