Harrison Cove

Dive Site in Southland, New Zealand offers an exciting underwater adventure for divers of all levels. With its varying bottom composition, from shallow gravel to sloping muddy sandy areas, this site is home to an abundance of marine life. The presence of rock outcrops adds diversity, and you'll even spot some black coral growth.

Underwater enthusiasts can expect encounters with fascinating species, including dogsharks, seven gill sharks, spiny seadragons, butterfly perch, and jock stewarts. The scattered black coral along certain rocks adds an enchanting touch to the dive.

With a maximum depth of 18m and visibility reaching up to 11m, this dive site provides excellent conditions for exploration. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced diver, this location caters to all skill levels.

Plan your dive at this remarkable New Zealand site and experience the wonders it holds beneath the surface.