Dial Rock

Dial Rock is a rock pinnacle located in Saldanha Bay, South Africa. It is a popular spot for beginner divers due to its calm entry with low surge. To reach the dive site, divers typically do a surface swim of about 150m from the shore. One of the highlights of Dial Rock is the small kelp outcrop on its southern side.

When exploring Dial Rock, divers can expect to encounter various marine species such as rock fish, cuttle fish, octopus, sea stars, and nudibranchs. The visibility at this dive site is around 3m, and the maximum depth is 5m.

If you are looking for a beginner-friendly dive spot in Saldanha Bay, Dial Rock is definitely worth checking out. It offers a tranquil underwater experience with diverse marine life to admire.