It's best done as a private charter. It's covered with soft corals and sponge seldom seen on the leeward side of Maui. Swarms of plankton-feeding fish rise in the water column as the current, which is sometimes strong, brings new supply of food. The second dive of a north shore trip usually takes place here. Half a dozen lava pinnacles rise from 70 ft. to about 10 ft. below the surface.
Some pinnacles are hollow, some have caves, and some form canyons.
As mentioned, this is planned as a private charter. About the only time we can get here is when winter Kona conditions prevail. Of course we haven't listed all the dive sites we know and visit. They are far too numerous to mention in this small booklet. A big part of our popularity with visiting and local divers is the diversity of our sites and the knowledge we have of these areas.