Mahi Wreck
Depth 90 ft./ 30 m. The Mahi is an US Navy minesweeper that was sank in 1982 as an artificial reef project. The wreck is 190 ft./ 63 m. long. Since it is an old shipwreck, a lot of marine life can be found, including a squadron of as much as 20 Eagle Rays hovering on top of the wreck, swimming majestically against the current. Also, a large Great Barracuda has claimed The Mahi home, and is usually found circling the mast post. Large schools of fish and eels are always present. Bigger sharks can be seen here as well. Intermediate to advanced dive. Visibility 60-140 ft./ 20-45 m
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Hawaii Eco Divers & Surf Adventures offers scuba diving, surf tours, kayaking, parasailing, shark diving, hiking, skydiving and helicopter tours on the North Shore and all around the island of Oahu, Hawaii.
From our base near Waimea Bay on the North Shore we have many options for amazing dives. Sharks Cove, Three Tables and Waimea are sure bets for a fun shore dive with lots of features, lava formations and lots of marine life. From the famous boat wrecks around Waikiki like the Sea Tiger, San Pedro and YO-257, to Turtle Canyon, Hanauma Bay, the Corsair wreck, we got the South Shore of Oahu covered! On the West Coast we have some of the best dives on the island mixing reefs, rock formations, lava tubes, boat wrecks, and amazing marine life. Sharks, eagle rays, dragon eels, whale and dolphin watching while on deck, the list goes on! The Mahi wreck, Makaha caverns and Black Rock are some of the best dives in this area.
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