Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Fully booked

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended. 

Depth 14 to 24 metres

The island of Fish Rock gives no indication of the splendour that lies underneath. At 120 metres long, and well known as one of the largest ocean caverns in the southern hemisphere, FISH ROCK CAVE has attracted divers worldwide.

Enter the deep end of the cave at a depth of 24 metres where thousands of bullseyes hang suspended.