Back Wall or Outer Wall is a deep and advanced dive site known for its sheer cliff-like wall dropping to over three hundred feet deep.
| Name divesite: | Back Wall or Outer Wall |
| Depth: | 40-160ft (12-48m) and deeper |
| Visibility: | 60-180ft (18-54m) and more |
| Accessibility: | Boat |
| Time to visit: | All year long, best at its leeward side |
| Inserted/Added by: | HAWAIIscubadiving.com |
| Specifications: | |
The diversity and interesting features found at this spectacular wall make this one of the best dive sites in Hawaii. This is considered a drift dive and the entry points vary due to the direction of the currents. The wall drops vertically out of sight even though visibility can reach over 100 feet. Much of the wall is covered with sponge and orange tubastrea coral. Marine life that to be found here include, lobsters, crabs, shrimp, and many fish including the rare Long-nose hawk fish inhabit the crevices in the wall. Passing by in the blue currents larger life such as gray reef sharks and mantas can be seen. With the deep blue ocean to one side and the colorful wall to the other it is hard to decide where to direct your attention.
Send us your images for this dive site
Reader Reviews:
Would you like to comment on this dive site?
Want to add a new dive site in group 'Molokini Crater'?
Editor: Lars Hemel Have fun breathing underwater, but breathing above water is even more important!
Enjoy diving? Good in languages? Living in a diving paradise? Would you like to be an editor of your favourite region? Email us at
CuracaoNew ZealandMaltaAustraliaUAEGalapagosPhilippinesCyprusHawaiiPapua New GuineaPalauNetherlandsMalaysiaBelizeVanuatuCayman IslandsFijiIndonesiaSudanCanary IslandsThailandSouth AfricaOmanFloridaMozambiqueSolomon IslandsIrelandEgypt







Excellent
Good
Average
Poor
Very poor

