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Tabletop Reef

Tabletop Reef is a stunning dive site located in the waters of Leigh, Rodney, Auckland, New Zealand. This dive spot offers a diverse range of features that cater to divers of all skill levels. The inner part of the reef system boasts steep bommies, gradually descending to a sandy bottom at approximately 10 meters. As you venture further north along the reef, it transforms into a picturesque kelp and sponge garden before reaching a sandy flat around 20 meters deep.

Exploring Tabletop Reef allows divers to encounter a plethora of marine life, including Snapper, Stingrays, Eagle rays, Goat Fish, John Dory, Blue Maomao, Jack Mackerel, Octopus, Nudibranch, Crayfish, Yellow Morays, and many other fascinating species. This exceptional dive site offers a unique opportunity to observe creatures that are less commonly seen in the shallower and more popular areas of the reserve.

Although Tabletop Reef may require a bit more effort to reach, it is undoubtedly worth the journey. Accessible primarily by boat, this fantastic dive site promises an unforgettable underwater adventure. With a visibility of 10 meters and a maximum depth of 17 meters, it is an ideal location for beginner divers to explore and appreciate the wonders of the underwater world.

Get ready to embark on a remarkable diving experience at Tabletop Reef, just a short distance from Leigh, Rodney, Auckland, New Zealand. Discover the remarkable beauty and abundant marine biodiversity this dive site has to offer.

Last updated: 12 mo. ago - Oct 3, 2023

Note: This dive site is not a verified dive site. Please dive with caution. This dive site might have incorrect information by the community.
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Dive Site Overview of Tabletop Reef

Depth:17m
Visibility: 0m - 10m
Experience level:
beginner

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