Greenstone Beach

Greenstone Beach is a captivating dive site located in New Zealand. Situated at a depth of 5 meters, the rocky shoreline gradually slopes down at a 45-degree angle, adorned with an array of boulders along the coastline. This underwater haven features a rocky reef covered in abundant kelp, providing a habitat for a variety of captivating marine life.

Divers exploring Greenstone Beach have the opportunity to encounter fascinating species such as octopus, wrasses, butterfly perch, Jason's nudibranch, marblefish, and eels. The site also offers the possibility of coming across school sharks and dogshark, adding an element of excitement to any dive.

With a maximum depth of 17 meters and visibility spanning up to 12 meters, Greenstone Beach is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Its proximity to Dale Point in the Fiordland Community of the Southland District makes it easily accessible for those seeking underwater adventures in Southland, New Zealand.

Experience the natural beauty of Greenstone Beach and immerse yourself in the wonders of its vibrant marine ecosystem during your next diving excursion.