136 results for Blongas Bay

This dive site is located in the north of Pulau Gaya. It is a coral garden with staghorn corals and a slope with sandy bottom. Mostly small reef fishes, some stingrays

The main attraction of this area are the four giant iron ore carrierssunk by German U boats in 1942.The cold water here has kept them wellpreserved and they rest in about 20 - 45m of water, covered in anemonesand swarming with fish.You can also dive in a whale bone graveyard left over from when whalehunting was permitted in the region.This is a cold water area andit’s possible to dive all…

Mango Bay is a lovely sandy bay with coral reef down either side. A huge group of scad grace the reef and will surround you in a vortex of fish. Search the sand for seahorses, sea moths and other macro critters too. The site is perfect for beginners, photographers and perfect for a shallow calm dive too.

Great dive site for macro photographers: seahorses etc.

This sheltered bay with mangroves is a known spot for whale sharks (December and January).

When you enter the water set your compass to the buoy and there will be a ledge with a 6 foot drop off. Just hop in here and descend and head toward the buoy. Along the way the clarity will not be great (due to the water treatment plant). Just keep swimming and eventually it will clear up and you will run right into a reef, do not go around this reef instead swim over it. On the other side of this…

A dive that is better at some times than at others depending upon visibility. This is a popular dive site during northerlies when most of the more popular sites are untenable. A relatively shallow dive through a mace of coral bommies, which form shallow canyons, ledges and swim-throughs. The fish life is medium in size and quite good. Exposed to southerly winds.

entrance is through tunnel hard to should have a guide, mostly hard coral site

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.

Contrary to what you might expect, Sharks Bay is not frequented by sharks. This is a shore entry dive which is suitable for many levels of dive training and perfect for night dives. It is often visited by Octopus, Spanish dancers, Stonefish and brightly coloured Cuttleffish. We have also experienced unique sightings such as Seamoths and Ornate Ghost Pipefish.

Sand usually includes travelling Eagle Rays.

Hanifaru Bay lies in the Baa Atoll, and is famous for its gathering of manta rays andwhale sharks - sometimes scores of mantas and several whale sharks,which are usually solitary and very rare - occurs occasionally betweenMay to November.Hundreds of Mantas come to this spot to feed, when the currents bring all the nutrients out of the atoll. Also whale sharks come here to mate.When d

Lots of great diving here, sometimes with Cormarants joining you underwater! Just beware of those huge tides!

Easy shallow dive, with plenty of marine life to see. Enter the water and dive to the left along the reef wall.

Great night dive spot. There are hundreds of garden eels at 90'

Best at high tide.This is one of the best muck dive site! No corals here, just a plateau of black volcanic sand with a lot of great species for underwater photographers.Marine species: Mandarin dragonets, seahorses, ghost pipefish, frogfish, sea slugs, octopus etc.

Mantaray Bay is located at the northern most tip of Hook Island and is in a 'No Fishing one'. The end result is that this section of Hook Island has spectacular corals and fish life. Visibility is often exceptional and it's a very popular snorkel site and occasional dive site for those that make the effort.It offers a great dive with a variety of fish species and other marine life such as turtles,…

Easy dive, turtles and fish

Rocky Bay is a divesite in the area of Koh Rong Saloem. Koh Rong Saloem is located 1.5-2 hours away from Sihanoukville, and south of Koh Kron. It's a much bigger island that has 3 major beaches and several other minor ones. It is a habited island, but it remains very little visited and provides perfect secluded beaches and exclusive diving.This is a more sheltered site ideal for taking your time…

Situated off the south east of the Koh Miang Song, island #5, it features wire corals and sea fans cover the granite boulders of the seabed at 30m, where large stingrays are to be found. The shallower depths have hard corals, and many varities of reef fish. Batfish are common. Drift diving is appropriate. Depths from 12 - 32m. Visibility 18 - 24m.

This is quite an easy dive. It featues rock reefs, docks, a large field of old glass bottles.Sealife consists of giant pacific octopi, ruby octopi, rock cod, rock crab, kelp crab.Visibility can be poor in the summer months, but it also comes with an abundance of bioluminescent plankton, which makes for outstanding night dives. A rope can be used for navigation to the main rock reef, anc can be…

Marine Park - nature reserve

You must get through very low vis. (3 metres) channel to get to the drop-off. Don't be scared if Ealge rays and BIGGGG Tarpons (70 pcs.)cruise by at 2 metres. Best dive of Bonaire IMHO.

As with Mackerel Bay, this is another popular dive site during northerly winds which can be better at some times than others depending upon visibility. The northern end of the bay is studded with numerous small bommies in relatively shallow water, dropping down to 10-15 metres with scattered bommies among coral rubble and sand. Plenty of shallow canyons, ledges and swimthroughs. The fish are…

A Toyota wreck and a lot of japaneese divers and snorklers.

Beautiful, sheltered beach, large sandy patch in the center with a long sloping coral bank on the south side of the bay and numerous rock and coral outcrops on the north side, 5-15m, this is an excellent site for Turtles, Eagle rays, large Batfish and Boxfish.

This place is located in one of the most beautiful beachs in koh tao... the places is small but is pretti good sometimes is posible to practice a snorkel, lot of life in the reef close to the big rock.Things to see: Inicorn-fish (white ones & black with orange tale), barracudas, angelfish, fusilers...There is a small wreck of a catamaran here too. You can often find rays snoozing underneath…

Nepean Bay is part of the Harold Holt Marine Reserve: it is a look and don't touch zone!

Scallops and lots of fish

Good for both Scuba and Snorkeling. Miloli`i is a traditional and family oriented village.

3 sunken wrecks.

Within yet another two minute drive from Marine Divers is Pistol Bay, a great dive siteloved by everyone, with lots of swim-trough’s to explore, you'll want to spend as long as you can at this dive site.

Entry at the southern car park at the boat ramp, head north from the ramp approx 30 metres across the sand to the bombies. Resident large common black ray can be seen cruising the bombies. Large kelp beds, gorgonian fans, variety of nudibranchs, crustaceans and a variety of fish life.

Almost a cavern dive - The ideal place for beginners, or those who want to relax! Nice u/w rock formations, gather many small fishes, which find it as the perfect place to hide from their predators. It even hides 2 small caves, ideal also for snorkellers! (source: diversparadise.gr)