- Leopard shark
- Garden eel
- Scorpionfish
- Box fish
- Pufferfish
- Angelfish
- Bannerfish
- Clownfish
- Lionfish
- Grouper
- Snapper
- Sweetlips
- pipefish
Dive Site Pilot Reef at Havelock Island
Pilot Reef
The dive site is a cluster of coral outcrops, located just off the entrance to the shipping channel of Havelock, serving as a cleaning station. This area is home to vibrant stands of corals and rocks, offering shelter to various butterflyfish, angelfish, and bannerfish. Garden eel emerges from the sand. Divers may be lucky enough to spot the elusive and grateful Zebra/leopard shark. The depth ranges from 10 meters to 22 meters.
The vibrant corals provide a stunning backdrop for the diverse marine life that thrives in this area. The gentle currents add to the charm, making it peaceful yet exciting dive experience
DEPTH - 72 feet / 22 meters
Marine Life Encounters at Pilot Reef
Useful Training for this Site
- PADI Scuba Refresher
- PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
- PADI Underwater Navigator
- PADI Open Water Diver
- PADI Dive Against Debris
- PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy
- PADI Fish Identification
- PADI Search and Recovery Diver
- PADI Coral Reef Conservation Diver
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What is the depth of Pilot Reef at Havelock Island?
The depth of this dive site ranges from 10 meters to 22 meters
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Is this dive site suitabel for all experience levels?
Yes, it is suitable for divers of all levels, with easy access and vibrant coral outcrops
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What are Common marine life soptted at Pilot Reef?
You may spot butterflyfish, anglrfish, bannerfish, garden eel, and the occasional zebra or leopard shark