Pumpkin Rock

Hawaii, United States

Depth

115m

Visibility

50m - 150m

Entry

Boat

Experience Level

Advanced

About Pumpkin Rock

This deeper site is located inshore of the popular Apartments dive site. Bottom depth is 100'-115'. Pumpkin rock is so named because of the rounded lower portion of the rock (covered by montipora coral) and topped by a square lava protrusion. With a little imagination it looks like a pumpkin. The charm of the area is the profusion of tropical fish that swarm over numerous lava pinnacles and ridges. When the fish are active the panoramic scene is magical. It is a great photographic site for both wide angle and macro. It is an advanced dive site due to the depth and frequent current.

Pumpkin Rock Dive Info

Terrain & Features

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Entry Type

Boat

Max Depth

115m

Visibility Range

50m – 150m

Experience Level

Advanced

Best Gas

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Marine Life

Various
Eagle Rays
Blue-Line Snapper
White-Tip Sharks
Black Coral
Yellow Stripe Coris
Bandit Angelfish

Weather Conditions

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