This dive site, Napoleon Corner, marks the end of the Napoleon Wall where a prominent rocky outcrop forms a natural corner. It is renowned for its exposure to currents, which dictate the vibrant marine activity found here. Navigation typically involves following the wall and exploring the corner, though no specific history or story is provided.
The site is teeming with diverse coralfish, including groupers, sweetlips, and snappers. Pelagic species such as trevally, mackerel, and occasionally tuna are frequently sighted, especially when strong currents are present, indicating a healthy and dynamic ecosystem.
The best time to visit Napoleon Corner is when the currents are running, as this brings in the rich marine life and guarantees an exhilarating dive experience. Divers should be prepared for strong currents and possess advanced diving skills to safely navigate this dynamic environment. Experienced freedivers might find this a rewarding deep dive for encountering pelagics.
