Diamond Rock
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About this site
Diamond Rock, or Rocher du Diamant, is a dive site off Martinique with depths from the surface down to 55 metres. It lies well away from the coast, which gives particularly clear water.
A fault cuts between the rocks and forms a passage 4 to 5 metres wide and 12 to 14 metres high, running for about 25 metres. A boulder sits against the rock roughly 15 metres from the surface.
Hawksbill turtles live on the bottom here, and corals and a wide variety of sponges cover the rock in colour. No two dives are alike.
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