Oneta is lucky enough to have a manta ray cleaning station on its very own doorstep.  Just 5 minutes by boat the cleaning station is often visited by 4 or more manta rays Between the months of May to November the ability to swim with these graceful giants is virtually guaranteed.  The mantas line up to have parasites removed from their gills and mouth by the small fish 'working' the cleaning station.  Only snorkelling is permitted.m

Solo Light house reef is a barrier coral reef with a series of hard coral wall dives, caves and arches. Sharks patrol the drop off and there are a collection of fish schools such as snapper and fusiliers that live in shallow waters. The wall drops off to 100 metres + The current can be strong which keeps the reefs healthy and brings in fish schools. 

The Aquarium is an easy shallow dive protected from the prevailing south easterly winds.  It comprises a series of hard coral stacks with plenty of reef fish.  Amid gullies and cracks soft corals and nocturnal fish can be found.

A large volcanic rock with a fissure through the middle has created a dive site full of swimthroughs to explore.  The site has many nudibranchs and critters to discover and for the wide angle photograpy enthusiast the light streaming through the cracks  makes a lovely scene.  

Broken Rock is located close to Split Rock.  It has a vertical drop swim through and a series of walls and canyons to explore.  Turtles can be found sleeping in the swimthroughs and a selection of anemone fish, nudibranchs, octopus and reef fish can be seen.