Day / Dive Site |
Description |
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#3 - Drop off/Caves - 60mn boat
Depth: 5-30m - Lens: W
Steep drop off on the outreef with large caves and overhangs.
(Pictures)
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#17 - Inner Reef / drop off - 20mn boat
Depth: 3-30m - Lens: M or CU
Vertical reef with various kinds of soft corals in different
colors. Small caves offering homes to moray eels. Shallow top
reef with table corals. (Pictures) |
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#31 - Protected channel reef - 15mn boat
Depth: 5-25m - Lens: CU or W
Difficult with current. Out reef has 2 large overhangs. The
channel is sandy with a strong possibility of large pelagic
fish. Fish commonly seen are big schools of jackfish and other
pelagic fish. (Pictures) |
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#29 - Out reef / Caves - 20mn boat
Depth: 3-25m - Lens: CU or W
Outreef with an indentation in the reef. Protected from
currents and boasts caves at different depths. Very good for
photographers and offers an abundance of marine life. (Pictures) |
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#18 - Channel reef- 20mn boat
Depth: 5-25m - Lens: M or W
A tongue shaped reef pointing into the channel. Various profile
changes during dive, terraces, wall and drop off. Larger pelagic
fish could be seen. (Pictures) |
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#36 - Channel reef oceanside - 30mn boat
Depth: 5-25m - Lens: M or W
Varying reef profile. Drop off, channel and overhangs. Shallow
topreef boasts various hard and soft corals. Ideal to view different
fish species and a possibility to see larger pelagic fish. (Pictures) |
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#14 - Channel reef oceanside -
25mn boat
Depth: 5-25m - Lens: CU o r W
A corner with soft corals and large coral blocks. Many cleaner
stations here. (Pictures) |
House Reef
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Walk up the jetty, jump in the water,
swim to the buoy and hey, presto here is the house reef!! Colorful
corals, moray eels, lots of lion fish, box fish, octopus....
and turtles if you are lucky.
A ship has been sunk half way down too add even more variety
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Tinga Giri
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#24 - Atoll reef - 10 mn boat
Depth: 3 - 20 m. Lens: CU or M
Different kinds of soft corals, and anemones can be seen. At
times jack fish, napoleon and long nose emperor fish are seen
hunting together. Good for Photographers. (Pictures) |