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Champagne Rock
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The northern side of champagne rock is a great starting area for you dive. Out in champagne bay is 10m with big open reef. Swimming along side the rock itself is a wall that is littered with sealife.
Typical kelp with nice long cracks and ledges. lots of hiding places for baby crayfish and octopus. lots of sand daggers wrasse and leather jackets.
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Banded Sea Krait
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Udo Kefrig
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Snapper
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