Kewalo Pipe - Oahu HI

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This artificial reef is named after an underwater steel pipeline that is now broken up into pieces. There are several finger reefs to be found here interspersed with sand patches. Keep an eye out for the variety of juvenile wrasses to be found on this dive. This is a great spot to find octopus, leaf scorpion fish and the devil scorpion fish. Moray eels and turtle usually here as well.

Comments

McSushi - 6 days 11 hours ago.

Rating Added: 4
Lots of ocean life to be seen here. Can be a bit murky in the afternoon hours, but overall a very decent dive.

FastFord - 9/11/2012 9:19 PM

Rating Added: 3
Keep you eyes open for sharks in the afternoon when the fishing charters are returning to the basin and cleaning their catch. The don’t call it Point Panic for nothing...

DaKraken - 5/30/2012 9:51 PM

Rating Added: 5
Excellent dive sight especially with introductory divers and night diving.

Anjelamae - 10/17/2008 3:12 AM

This is a boat dive which follows an old (no longer used) sewer pipe at a depth around 50-60 feet. Multiple species of fish, coral, starfish as well as moray eels. Visibility was pretty good through both dives. The two dives here were my second two open water dives. I was not properly weighted and drifted to the surface on three occasions. :( Also found a sea urchin, the wrong way. I learned a lot from these two dives though, and after finishing them, became a certified open water diver.

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