Three large and 2 small underwater volcanic craters form a wonderland unique and mysterious. Depths of 35-40 feet. Since the pilot ejected, you can explore or even pose for pictures in the cockpit. In 100 feet of water, much larger reef and game fish are available for observation. Dive time is about 30 minutes with 12-15 minutes at the bottom.
Visibility is practically unlimited on most days.
A giant cave opening penetrates the mountain, Koko Head, and quickly descends below the ocean, going down to 60 feet before leveling out and heading back out to sea. The giant sea cave that is formed is lit up with it's own built in skylight, so no flashlights are necessary. Outside the cave is a sheer cliff descending to depths of 90 feet or more. Docile reef sharks are sometimes observed at this exciting dive sight which boasts marine life unaccustomed to seeing divers on a regular basis. This protected marine preserve has been stocked with species of tropical marine life to ensure that every endemic variety native to Hawaii is present.