Diving in Mozambique/Devils Peak

The dive site Devils Peak is an inshore, rocky reef with coral in the Guinjata Bay area, near Inhambane in Southern Mozambique.

Understand edit

Position edit

S24°04.297’ E35°30.261’
Bearings: About 700m to 800m magnetic East of the launch site at Guinjata Bay

Depth edit

Maximum depth is about 19m. and the top of the reef is about 14m.

Visibility edit

Visibility of 15 to 20m is common

Topography edit

Sand bottom at about 16m with reef up to about 14m. Fairly steep sides mostly. Swimthroughs, some overhangs and potholes.

Conditions edit

Water temperature may be about 25°C

Get in edit

This site is always accessed by boat.

The site is about (distance)km from Guinjata Bay beach launch site.

See edit

Marine life edit

Cleaner shrimp, nudibranchs, starfish, sea cucumbers, long spined urchins, porcelain crabs, carpet anemones, fan hydroid, whip coral, egg cowry, clownfish.

Coral and sponges
Cushion star
Daisy soft coral
False stonefish in a cup sponge
Nudibranch Glossodoris cinta
Shrimps
Spotted starfish

Photography edit

Routes edit

Follow the Divemaster.

Stay safe edit

Hazards edit

No known site specific hazards

Skills edit

No special skills required

Equipment edit

No special equipment required

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