Gongam (Elephant Rock)공암 (코끼리바위)
A majestic terrain dive beneath Elephant Rock featuring massive underwater arches and dramatic light shafts.
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About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | Approximately 10–30 m |
| Terrain | Massive underwater arches and basalt sea caves beneath Elephant Rock |
| Highlights | Dramatic light shafts through arches, basalt columns, wrasses |
| Example conditions | Water temperature 16–24°C, visibility 12–25 m |
| Dive style | Arch and terrain boat dive |
What makes it special
Gongam, famously known as Elephant Rock for its trunk-like sea arch above water, offers a phenomenal underwater playground. Submerged arches and volcanic basalt caverns create breathtaking underwater architecture.
Sunlight pierces through the arch openings, casting radiant blue light shafts that illuminate the columnar basalt formations. Gliding through these massive natural doorways surrounded by curious reef fish is an unforgettable experience.
Dive guide
- Use gentle frog kicks to avoid kicking up sediment inside the arch passages.
- Be aware of surge when entering and exiting enclosed arch sections.
- Excellent location for framing silhouette photographs against the illuminated arch openings.
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