Cedar Pass Wall

Cedar Pass Wall is a coastal dive site known for an overhang and a vertical wall that drops from near the surface to deeper ledges. Access is straightforward from shore or a short boat transfer, with calm, clear conditions typical of sheltered reefs. The wall features a mix of hard and soft corals, sponges, and crevices that shelter small reef species. Divers commonly descend to about 10–20 meters to explore the vertical face and then work along the slope, with deeper sections around 25–35 meters accessible for experienced divers. Expect a steady current on certain tides and good opportunities to encounter schooling fish, damselfish, snappers, and occasional turtles near the structure. The site is suitable for intermediate divers comfortable with wall diving and basic navigation along a prominent habitat edge.