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.
Critters at this site
Stingrays and Moray Eels are frequently seen hiding in the kelp. The occasional rare Golden Ribbon grouper is also seen here.
Likely to see here
likely · open dataBased on open observations nearbywithin ~25 km — likely to see, not necessarily confirmed at the site itself.
Confirmed seen here
from the logbookCritters divers have actually logged at this site — not just in the area.
No confirmed observations yet. Log the first dive here →