Lighthouse Ledges

Lighthouse Ledges is a coastal dive site characterized by a series of rocky ledges that slope from shallow depths into a gentle wall. Access is straightforward from a shore entry or a small boat mooring, with typical currents that are generally mild to moderate depending on tides. The site often features clear visibility and a mix of Mediterranean-reef-like habitats, including stony corals, gorgonians, and a variety of small reef fish such as wrasses and damselfish, along with moray eels and lobsters in crevices. This site suits beginner to intermediate divers and is commonly enjoyed as a relaxed, shallow to mid-depth dive with multiple swim-throughs and opportunities to explore the ledge structure. Typical conditions are best in calm weather; always reef-safe and mindful of local restrictions near protected areas.