Sund Rock Dive Site is a picturesque beach located in Hoodsport, Washington, renowned for its exceptional scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities. Situated in the serene waters of Hood Canal, this site offers a unique blend of vibrant marine life and dramatic underwater landscapes, including expansive rock walls and boulder fields. The beach itself is approximately 200 feet long with a rocky shoreline, offering stunning views of the Olympic Mountains. It is a protected marine sanctuary, which enhances the diversity of marine life, making it a favorite among divers.
The area is surrounded by lush forests and offers easy access to nearby attractions such as hiking trails and scenic drives. Visitors can enjoy activities like fishing and underwater photography, though no fishing is allowed within the protected area. The site is accessible via two entry points, with limited parking available near the beach.
Sund Rock is particularly noted for its lack of strong currents, making it suitable for divers of all levels. The water temperature varies from 45°F in winter to 55°F in summer, and visibility can be excellent, especially during high tide.
