Little Cave Bay

Located on the Southwestern point of Fanal Island in New Zealand, this dive site offers easy diving conditions for divers of all levels. The bay features a shallow area at the top of the reef, gradually sloping down to a sandy bottom at around 30 meters. Although the site derives its name from a small cave in the corner of the bay, it is not particularly noteworthy for diving purposes.

The site is characterized by a typical rocky kelp reef, teeming with schools of small fish. There is a possibility of encountering stingrays during your dive. While the marine life here is abundant, it consists mainly of smaller species, with larger fish species being less common.

With a visibility of 13 meters and a maximum depth of 20 meters, this dive site is suitable for divers of all experience levels, from beginners to advanced and expert divers, provided that the weather and diving conditions permit. The close proximity of Aotea Great Barrier and Auckland makes this location easily accessible for diving enthusiasts.

Optimize your diving experience with a visit to this picturesque bay on Fanal Island, New Zealand. Immerse yourself in the vibrant marine life and explore the rocky kelp reef, perfect for divers seeking a memorable underwater adventure.