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upright=2|thumb|Map of the dive site Klein Tafelberg. This can be a spectacular dive in good visibility as the reef profile is very rugged. The depth varies from about 42m to just under 15m over a small area. The reef structure provides a wide range of habitats and there is a large diversity of colourful invertebrates to be seen. This site is a group of pinnacles at the south eastern end of the large Tafelberg Reef complex, which may extend all the way to Vulcan Rock in the west. *: S34°04.436' E018°19.185' *: S34°04.442' E018°19.191' *: S34°04.443' E018°19.178' *: S34°04.454' E018°19.232' This site is in the Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area since 2004. A permit is required. The name "Klein Tafelberg Reef" translates to Small Table Mountain Reef, it is a part of Tafelberg Reef complex and is slightly separate from the main reef, at the south eastern end.