Key Hole
Key Hole is named for the shape of the rock seen above the dive site, which is shaped as though a key could slot into it. The dive site is covered by colourful boulders and walls, which sit in 5-20m of water.
Stingrays and Moray Eels are frequently seen hiding in the kelp. The occasional rare Golden Ribbon grouper is also seen here.
Dive Activity
Potential Wildlife Sightings
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Total number of species: 200
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Total number of species: 27
Barracuda
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Total number of species: 7
Sea Lion
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Total number of species: 25
Eagle Ray
Leatherback Turtle
Oceanic Whitetip Shark
Green Turtle
Ocean Sunfish
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Total number of species: 600
Wrasse
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Total number of species: 300