Gangneung, Gangwon
Eagle Peak독수리
A sharp underwater spire resembling an eagle's head where currents attract dynamic schools of pelagics.
Recent logs
No logs recorded yet
Once a center logs a dive here, it will appear.
About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | Approximately 17–37 m |
| Terrain | Sharp, towering pinnacle structure resembling an eagle's head |
| Highlights | Sheer vertical pinnacle wall, pelagic yellowtail schools in current |
| Example conditions | Water temperature 9–18°C, visibility 8–18 m |
| Dive style | Current & deep pinnacle boat dive |
What makes it special
Eagle Peak is an awe-inspiring underwater pinnacle with an apex sculpted like an eagle's head. The sheer rock wall plunges vertically from 17 meters down to 37 meters.
Currents hitting the pinnacle draw fast-moving pelagic species such as yellowtails and amberjacks. The combination of dramatic vertical relief and rushing current makes this an exhilarating site for experienced divers.
Dive guide
- Strong currents are common; confident negative descent and current diving skills are required.
- Stay close to the pinnacle wall to avoid being swept into open blue water.
- Deploy an SMB promptly upon beginning ascent and prepare for live-boat pickup.
Location
Recently visiting centers
View all →No centers have visited yet
Once a center logs a dive at this spot, it will appear here
See something incorrect?
Your note can help the next diver. Share your thoughts to keep dive information accurate.