120 results for Barracuda Lake

Located in the middle of the north-west coast of Coron Island further inland, the access is by boat. In the north-west coast of Coron Island there's a cave with limestone cliffs, exactly between Pimaa Point and Balolo Point. In the middle of the bay there is a gap in the cliffs at sea level. You have

Barracuda is traditionally the second dive after the Tortuga Reef . Picture this reef as a hand with five finger like outcroppings. There are many small holes to explore along the reef and with a sharp eye and some luck you may spot some Barracuda patrolling the reef. Near the end of the dive it is worth investigating the shallow cave that will take you to an exit on the top of the reef.

Probably the most advanced dive around the island. A wall at 30 m depth facing the South China Sea is the place to see big schools of trevallys, fusiliers, surgeon fish, spanish mackerels and unicorn fish. Eagle rays and napoleons are often seen as well as barracudas up to a size of 1,5 m. The whole wall is overgrown with hard and soft corals and the gorgonians reach a considerable size.

Originally called "Marzelou"! Due to a usual slight current, this dive site gathers all kinds of fishes, and usually when the current is a bit stronger, big schools of Barracudas, can be spotted at the deep part, behind a single Rock, which is the reason of the original name.

Great wall and huge blackfin barracudas shoals, , jacks, tunas and occasionally grey sharks and hammerhead sharks.

This is a steep wall, where thecurrent brings large pelagics like whitetip sharks, leopard sharks,jacks, tunas,barracudas, snappers, trevally and of course a large school ofbarracudas. Youcan do a drift dive but a grab line has been permanently secured at 24m acrossa relatively flat area on the upcurrent side of the point. Currentscan be fiercewith down currents.

A beautiful bay offering a wall of pristine coral to a sandy bottom with numerous pinnacles and a coral garden from one headland. Entry if from either a Zodiac or our Speed Boat and the dive plan is to follow the reef and exit at the shore. If air consumption permits ending the dive in the small lagoon near the beach provides a truly beautiful experience.

This dive site has a great barracuda shoal (between 500 and 1000). You may have dream about pictures of fish shoals taken from above... here it is a geat place to live this!"From Big Drop (800 m depth) we took boat to Barracuda Point, where jack and barracuda schools were waiting for us. The current there is strong. Also with many Buffalo fish leaving their cave every morning around 6:30 and…

Red Hook Wall - dive from 4ft to 90 ft, enjoy plenty of fish, vegitation, and a nice fresh water wall dive. Wall starts at depth of approx. 40 ft and drops to approx 65 ft. Along the wall you will encounter the "log jam". A large pile of logs that appear to have been lost off a boat in the 1800s displayed on the lake bottom like a pile of Tinker Toys. There has been a lost yellow submarine sighted…

Private quary with fee access ($15 per day).

Sevey's Boatyard - A private working boatyard, so be courteous, park in designated areas only, leave keys in your vehicle(in case the boatyard needs to move it), pay your $10 parking fee at the green kiosk. Must dive with a dive flag, (dah). Make sure it is displayed appropiately during the entire dive. After all it is a boatyard with boats, docks and propellers:-)10-15 feet all along the marina…

Qiandao Lake lies in Zhejiang Province which is about 400km away from Shanghai. The lake covers 573 sq. Kms and there are 1078 islands in the lake region.Lion City, which was built in Dong Han period(25 - 200CE). This city was first set up as a county in 208CE, and it was named 'Lion City' because of the Wu Shi Mountain (Five Lion Mountain) that sits just behind the city.In September 1959,…

Seneca Lake hasconstant temp of 39.2 degrees from its springs - COLD!In lake summer, the top 15 feet or so can warm up into the upper 70's, but there's not much to see in the shallow areas due to zebra muscles. Certainly dry suit conditions for that! Max depth of the lake is 618 ft.

Access to this site is provided by the Finger Lakes Underwater Preservation Association (FLUPA). A map of many wrecks in this area can be found at www.flupa.org. If you dive here, please log your visit on a slate at 15' depth on the mooring line.Drop to bottom of mooring line and land on remnant of a barge at 30'(The Step Barge).Head 020N magnetic for 200' to find large barge in 50'-70' of…

House boat diving weekends.

While many divers wouldn't look toward the Mid-Atlantic for a quality diving location, Lake Rawlings provides suprises for those seeking something different in their adventures.With a maximum depth of 65 feet, warm water, and good visibility (30 to 60 feet), the lake has many wonders to explore.

The scuba diving park features underwater attractions ranging from a completely submerged school bus to various sunken boats and their new additions includes an aircraft fuselage. At 50 degrees from the access ramp is a marble plaque in 17 feet of water, then on out is a submerged boat at 27 feet, at 330 degrees off the access ramp and 114 feet from the ramp is two submerged boats side by side, at…

The second of the double reef dives. Lake is 10-30 meters and has moderate Divers will find soft coral in the shallows and schools of colorful reef fish. Nice dive due to the second reef.

This is the local dive site for divers in Northern Virginia.It is an inland fresh water lake that was formed from a flooded quarry.Various ships, air planes, and other structures have been sunk for diver's use.Local dive shops conduct the whole gamut of training here.You must have a c-card to get in, so there are no fishermen, boats, or snorkelers.

Hemmoor is around 60 metres deep and popular among divers for its clear water, good visibility and the remains of a chalk mining industrial facility which is largely intact on the bottom, as well as a plane which was sunk there to provide more interest for divers.

In the middle ofthis island there is a mangrove fringed lake, slightly above sea level,where thousandsof non-stinging jellyfish live. The jellyfish consist of fourdifferent species.They are non stinging, having lost their natural defense systembecause of thelack of major predators in the lake. This place is similar tojellyfish-lakein Palau, Micronesia. The lake has warm brackish water and the…

Lake. We saw blue gills and a painted turtle.

This reef is one of the most compulsive dive sites. It is common to meet large school of Mediterranean Barracuda (Sphyraena sphyraena), among a great diversity of marine life and hundreds of small fishes. Diver can see a plethora of amphorae, in various conditions, from little pieces, scattered everywhere, to larger items in better condition. Moreover, this site has a great morphology and rocky…

this dive site is mainly for new divers but offers a wide variety of activities other than the diving such as: 4x4 trails, quad bicking and many more. there is an option of over nighting. there is a small tuck shop aswell. there are a number of diffrent things to see under water such as an old bus, a car an aero-plane and a few more interisting things.

Large Warm Springs About75'-80'A Few Fish. Two small boats,and severalsculptures on the bottem.Gets silty and cuts visibility with multiple groups.Two platforms at 20 feet for instruction.

Named straight and simple - Goluboe Ozero means Blue Lake.Small and extremely deep karst cavity : 256 meters maximum depth (40 meters avg) and just 15 minutes to walk around.The water is blue indeed and absolutelytransparent: from 40 m depth you can still see crowns of the trees on the banks.Drysuite is needed (the water is ever cold6-9 degrees Celsius).

old coal strip mine lakes

Small section of a larger lake great for training and try dives. Silty bottom gets very stirred up when busy so vis is at times almost non existent. A couple of interesting surprises in the water.

This lake is frozen from December till March and is a great site for ice-diving. The water is very clean and the visibility is particularly amazing.

Visibility is average. Lake fish are interesting to see. Once in the water, the lake bed can have a steep drop to deeper depths.

If ever you wanted a really unusual site for snorkelling, this is it - NOTE, it is not for diving for reasons explained later. Situated on Eil Malk Island, this saltwater lake was created millions of years ago after a submerged reef rose from the sea. It is now totally landlocked and isolated from the rest of the ocean, except for sea water that seeps into it through fissures in the li

This is an altitude dive and the trail in is steep. Lots of tourists but basically no divers except for us fools into torture. Beware the altitude change as lake is at 6100 feet and parking lot is at 6900 feet. If you call ahead and arrange with Crater Lake park rangers they may haul your gear back up the hill at end of day in exchange for recovery of gear. You may want a dry suit as water Temp.…

In the lake, there is little to see. And yet, it was very exciting to navigate in the low vis. Great for training of navigation. All the crayfish you could ever want can be found in this lake.

Cold water lake dive. good for dry suit training

Exploration of great lakes navel history, from shipwrecks to lost villages beneath the ice.The St. Lawrence River is the only way for ocean freighter ships to reach the Great Lakes, transporting freight to a host of cities, including Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toronto. To allow larger freighters through the river, it was necessary to raise the water level and to do so a…

The 1000 Islands is without question the world’s best fresh water ship wreck diving site. From picturesque islands, clear water, to literally hundreds of shipwrecks to choose from, the 1000 Island Region offers everything for anyone looking for an excellent cold water dive destination.Located along the eastern stretch of the St. Lawrence Seaway System, The 1000 Island Region is the the…

Not too many people have yet visitet these lakes. They are smaller than the one on Kakaben but the species differ in color from the jellyfish on kakaben island. Watch out - there might still be some saltwater crocks inside.