Lynne Flaherty's Dive Log

I've been diving here for about seven years, always in the daytime. But last trip we did it as a night dive from the Lahaina Divers boat. It's a fantastic daytime site, but it out-does itself at night. Tons of hunting conger eels, sponge crabs, lobsters, and we even saw a seahorse! I'd HIGHLY recommend doing this at night, but the shore entry would be gnarly in the dark.

We've dived this site a bunch, and have generally found it a very pleasant dive, although it's shallow enough that if the surf is up at all, the visibility can be very poor. But yesterday, we dove out to the far end of the second reef and ran into some offshore current that was strong enough to make it a struggle to get back to shore at all, and we were unable to exit at Ulua but had to do the more exposed exit at Mokapu. Just a warning that there can be significant current here!