Tarzan Cave

Tarzan Cave is a shallow to mid-depth cave and wall dive along a volcanic reef formed on the rugged bathymetry near Tarzan Cave. The site features swim-through passages and a sheltered interior chamber, with entry from a gentle reef slope that transitions into a series of crevices and small caverns. Expected conditions are typical of Mariana Island reef walls: clear water, mild to moderate currents, and good visibility for survey dives. The area hosts a range of Western Pacific reef life, including reef fish, moray eels, and occasional schooling fish in the vicinity of the cave entrance. As a cave/wall site, divers should be comfortable with navigation inside dim passages and have appropriate training and equipment for overhead environments.