Question 1

What is the maximum depth at Sheraton Caverns?

Accepted Answer

The maximum depth at Sheraton Caverns is 55 feet (17 meters), with an average depth of 35 feet.

Question 2

What skill level is required to dive at Sheraton Caverns?

Accepted Answer

Sheraton Caverns is rated as intermediate difficulty. Some diving experience is recommended.

Question 3

How do I access Sheraton Caverns?

Accepted Answer

Sheraton Caverns is a boat dive. Boat access only in practice — the reef sits a few hundred yards off the Sheraton Kauai. South Shore operators run trips most mornings from Kukuiula Harbor and Port Allen.

Question 4

What marine life can I see at Sheraton Caverns?

Accepted Answer

The caverns host a variety of marine life including several turtle cleaning stations, various moray eel species, and reef fish such as butterflyfish, surgeonfish, and triggerfish. Night dives often reveal octopuses, slipper lobsters, and basket stars. White-tip reef sharks occasionally rest in the larger caverns.

Question 5

What is the typical visibility at Sheraton Caverns?

Accepted Answer

Visibility at Sheraton Caverns typically ranges from 50 to 80 feet, depending on conditions. Check our real-time conditions for the latest visibility forecast.

Sheraton Caverns

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Sheraton Caverns

Difficulty

Max Depth

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Typical Visibility