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Ngaio Rock is a small rock that rises from sand at the western end of the Labrid Channel.
The walls of the rock are steep and are covered in life. It is worthwhile circumnavigating the rock to properly explore the site!
A fantastic snorkeling site as there plenty of areas to explore around the rock that are full of colour and teeming with life just beneath the surface. Just be mindful of the current that runs through the Labrid Channel.
Go Scuba diving or freediving and you will have a bal…
Ngaio Rock is a small rock that rises from sand at the western end of the Labrid Channel.
The walls of the rock are steep and are covered in life. It is worthwhile circumnavigating the rock to properly explore the site!
A fantastic snorkeling site as there plenty of areas to explore around the rock that are full of colour and teeming with life just beneath the surface. Just be mindful of the current that runs through the Labrid Channel.
Go Scuba diving or freediving and you will have a ball whether you go to 5m, 18m or beyond. Dive deeper and you can get to over 40m deep at the base of the rock if you are trained to, then work your way around back to the surface. Alternatively you can navigate your way along the reef system that will take you to Magic Wall.
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