Dive spots · reef

Depth
6-15 m
Difficulty
Easy
Coords
Entry
boat, shore
Miller's Point
by Wikivoyage contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0; photo: Peter Southwood

The dive sites Miller's Point and Rumbly Bay are shoreline rocky reef areas in the Miller's Point area on the False Bay coast of the Cape Peninsula, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. S34°13.829’ E018°28.434’ S34°14.059’ E018°28.495’ S34°13.879’ E018°28.559’ This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2004). A permit is required. Fairly shallow rocky reef with granite corestone outcrops and boulders, some smallish swim-throughs and quite a few overhangs and holes under boulders. About 150 to 200 m to the south west of the point in the direction of Boat Rock is a group large boulders rising from about 15 m bottom to about 10 m. This group of rocks has rugged profile and some small caves and overhangs, and a relatively large variety of fish have been seen there.

Wildlife kelp
Hazards boat traffic, sharks

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