Dive spots · reef

Depth
10-15 m
Difficulty
Easy
Coords
Entry
boat, shore
Finlay's Point
by Wikivoyage contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0; photo: Peter Southwood

{{pagebanner|Finlay's point banner 1.JPG{ogname=Diving at Finlay's Point}} The dive site Finlay's Point or Jenga Reef is an inshore rocky reef in the Castle Rocks restricted zone on the False Bay coast of the Cape Peninsula, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. The site is sometimes used as an alternative when conditions are found to be unsuitable on the planned site further south on the peninsula, as visibility here has been considerably better on those occasions. There is more extensive reef in this area than previously anticipated. Finlay's Point - There is a shallow sandy patch to south of the big boulders. The bottom is mostly low to moderate profile rocky bedrock reef and boulders of assorted sizes, some pretty big, in chaotic arrangement.

Wildlife roman, hottentot, steenbras, blacktail, fransmadam, janbruin, anemone, sea fan, gorgonian, sponge, ascidian, kelp
Hazards slippery entry

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