Crystal Rock
Overview
Crystal Rock is a small pinnacle in northern Komodo that breaks the surface, distinguished by its vibrant soft coral coverage. The sheltered side features dense soft corals in pinks, purples, and oranges with clouds of anthias. Whitetip reef sharks, Napoleon wrasse, and sea turtles are regular visitors. More colorful and accessible than nearby Castle Rock.
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Dive profile
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DEPTH PROGRESSION & WAYPOINTS: Crystal Rock
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Frequently asked questions
How does Crystal Rock compare to Castle Rock?
Crystal Rock has gentler currents and more colorful soft corals — it's the 'pretty' counterpart to Castle Rock's raw power.
What depth is it?
The rock breaks the surface. Diving is mostly at 5-25 meters with the best coral at 8-15 meters.
Is it suitable for intermediate divers?
Yes, with moderate currents it's more accessible than Castle Rock, though conditions vary with tides.
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Data Provenance
This profile is compiled from 3 operator submissions and 142 community logs. Key facts (depth, entry) are verified against official hydrographic charts.