Diving Localities - Osprey Reef

Osprey Reef
Dive Site:	North Horn
Location:	13°54.190S 146°38.985E. Northwest tip of Osprey Reef
Visited By:	Undersea Explorer mooring, Taka, Nimrod Explorer, Spirit of Freedom
Depth:	2-20+ metres
Rating:	Intermediate
Features:	Osprey has many sites and entrances with several good spots to anchor or moor North Horn site is best known for its resident population of White tip reef sharks North Horn has been used as a shark feeding site for 15 years The silvertip and grey reef shark, potato cod, morays and many smaller species are familiar with humans Undersea explorer now study the sharks, they are identified and monitored periodically The two moorings allow the boat to drop in the safest spot at almost 1000m Natural underwater amphitheatre allows divers to sit 20m deep to watch the shark feed View whitetip reef sharks, grey reef sharks, silvertips, dogthooth tuna, giant potato cod and seasonal schooling scalloped hammerheads Big soft coral trees deep on Western wall Fantastic pelagic action, including three-spot dart, dogthooth tuna, rainbow runners and mackerel See pelagic octopus, pleurobranch, nautilus, crabs, shrimps and sleeping fish

Note: Latitude and longitude not to be used for navigational purposes - approx co-ords only.