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Down at 40 meters there is a protrusion of the reef with an opening about 10 meters long that you can swim through. The top of this "cave" is at 40m, and it goes down to 49m. After going through, it's a nice swim along the reef.Also good for drift diving as the currents can be strong here.

Student dive spot: Sand and rock bottom with Moray eels, Lobsters...Best diving is on the outer edge of the reef between Diver's Cove and Boat Canyon. Cracks in the reef go deep in the rock, some as wide as four feet and as high as fifteen feet. Harbor seals frequently play in these channels.

Great dive site(s). All kind of tropical fish, and loads of female sand tiger sharks in caves, more then 2m tall!

This site boasts a misleading name – with the exception of a few leopard sharks, you will not find the schools of sharks you may be hoping for. Nevertheless, the site offers spectacular diving!Superb sponges, soft corals, and a multitude of colourful and exotic fish make this a beautiful site. It is a pleasure to dive, both for beginners and more experienced divers. Depth varies from 12m -25m,…

Here during the winter months from December to early March schooling hammerheads abound!

Colours abound at Shark Fin Point where all the substrate seems to have been colonised by hard and soft corals around which dart all manner of reef fish such as parrotfish, fuseliers, angelfish and butterflyfish. You can also look out for moray eels, and crustaceans such as shrimps and lobsters on this sometimes idyllic drift dive around the beautiful Koro Island.When the tide is running, on the…

Shark Ray Alley which was annexed to Hol Chan officially in 1999.This dive site offers large populations of manta, sting, and eagle rays, as well as nurse, sand, and Caribbean sharks are located here.

This reef begins at 1.5km south east of island #3, and actually encompasses two quite different sites (Shark Fin Reef and Boulder City) at each end of the reef. The reef is a long rocky ridge running in a northwest to southeast direction. Shark Fin reef derives it's name from it's resemblance to a shark fin as the narrower portion of the ridge pierces the water surface. Depths from 1 - 30m.…

Vertical break in the reef (between 20 and 50m deep) with many holes and crevices where sharks stays. This is the place to see a lot of grey reef sharks gathered together :)

There are in fact three dive site in Hin Mu Sang; three pinacles coming at different depth. Marine life is here outstanding: Very nice reef, fishes, jacks, snappers, scorpionfishes, morrays, and sharks !

In the outside corner of Thilafushi island there is this reef with outcrops. Thilafushi is the "Trash island" where all the rubbish from Male goes. Usually grey reef sharks are around 30m, but lately people claims that they are not there anymore. Currents can be strong as it goes incoming or outcoming to Medhu Faru kandu

Almost every atoll has its own "Shark Point", and Addu's one is on the north east tip of the atoll, outside of Hulhumeedhoo. The outside is a dropoff to 30m to a 30m sand plateau quite wide. This sand patch is called Shark Hotel and more than 15 or 20 grey reef sharks can be seen at once. Outside of the plateau , the bottom drops to more than 60m and sometimes bigger sharks can be seen, such as…

Shark City is is similar to the dive site Big Fish Country. It's also a channel connecting to the lagoon. You might see hammerheads andeaglerays. Both dive sites should only be dived, when the tides are right.

This is one of the only places in the world you can dive with these animals. Near a harbor in False Bay we can find these creatures. We where swimming in a dense kelp forest. I didn't even had the time to reach bottom, at 10m, before I saw my first Seven Gills Shark. It really look like an ancient shark and like the name tells us it has seven gills instead of the normal five. There were loads of…

Vast extension of hard coral,and the usual reef life. Easy to spot black tip sharks (when visibility is good) and home of turtles, needle fish, puffers, some barracuda, etc. In 2010 one diving school sunk an old piano there. It's locations shouldn't be difficult: In the Flora Bay side of this site there's 3 to 4 buoys attached to the ground, check in one of the middle ones, and you'll find it at…

One of the best drift-dive in the world!!! Sharks, sharks and more sharks...

South Africa is best known for big action, shark diving and it's the most popular place to encounter the enormous, elusive and intimidating Great White Shark is Gansbaai. We recommend cage diving with this fellow, but they have been known to make an occasional presence here and there while free diving.

This is a classic dive from shore. During summer season, diving is prohibited in Clovelly Pool during between 10am to 4pm. Clovelly Pool is a useful fall-back exit / entry point when seas are rough.Can be dangerous entry point as you will have to jump into usually large surge. Timing essential. Can not be dived in large seas. Not for the faint hearted. However, excellent dive site. Probably best…

Located on the southern side of Fish Rock are the Shark Gutters. Three massive gutters which shelve to a depth of 16 metres and descend to a depth of 35 metres.Grey Nurse sharks are found here during most of the year, with large numbers being sighted from early May through to August. These majestic creatures are a must to dive with, and are used to cruising past divers eager to catch a…

Situated right at the tip of the Sinai this site is world renowned. Shark Reef, covered in stunning hard and soft corals, is a vertical wall dropping to charted depths of nearly 800m. Yolanda Reef has a wide plateau with a coral garden and masses of pinnacles, each one a cleaning station teeming with fish. Between Yolanda reef and the main reef lies the cargo of the wreck of the Yolanda. A 74m…

it¥s a standard divesite, but there is the first underwater memorial for the sharks. it¥s an 2,5m long withe shark from the sharksaving organisation sharkproject.

Bull Shark Dives usually take place in the afternoon from November to February.Although Bull sharks grow slowly, their average size is about 400cm/12ft to 650cm/19ft and they reach a maximum total length of probably 800cm/24ft. It feeds on fishes, other sharks, turtles, birds, invertebrates and even garbage.Although no accidents have ever been recorded, large Tiger and Bull sharks do happen to…

A famous diving place investigated by Jaques Costeau, who documented this amazing phenomenon; sleeping sharks soaking up fresh water bubbles percolating from below. The species that you could see are: Lemon sharks, Bull sharks, Blacktip sharks, Amberjacks, Manta Rays. Because of the constant invasion to this natural sanctuary, the odds to see the sharks are 50%-50%

Open water dive site with great visibility.Labyrinth of alleys to explore and big pelagic fish.

Monad Shoal is an underwater island onthe edge of a 200m drop off, and is famous as the only place in theworld where thresher sharks can be seen everyday. This place has acleaning station for pelagic. Giant manta rays are also a common sightyear round. The shoal attracts other pelagics such as devil rays andeagle rays.Monad Shoal is perfect for Nitrox in order to wait for the sharks to appear.…

Known as one of Tubbataha’s most fertile dive sites, the Shark Airport is made up of a wide plateau at 15 m dropping off to a shelf at 25 m.Endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles can often be found searching the sunny shallows in search of corals to munch on while whitetip sharks cruise the sloping dropoff.The Shark Airport is also a popular spot for night dives since it is relatively…

The plateau is 30m deep. In this area, there is always a little bit current. This IS the place to see hammerheads and white-tipped reefsharks (in winter). You may also find Pygmy and Thorny seahorses.

REEF AREA AND YOU CAN SEE THERE A LOT OF MARINE LIFE AND SOMETIMES YOU CAN SEE THE BLACK TIP SHARK.

Flying Through The AtlanticWell every dive destination has one! Although the name is not original, the Grenada dive site is something different from our other reef dives. This is a shallow reef on the Atlantic side of Grenada and can be a very invigorating drift.The shoulder of the reef which slopes from 12m to 20m is the best part to dive, were you can explore the nooks and crannies (as much as…

A site for all levels, the mooring lies in 12m of water on beautiful white sand. Gutters near the mooring lead to a small wall teaming with sea life. Shoals of silver drummer, red bass and fusiliers swim together in the shallows. Large anemones along the wall provide some great photo opportunities and the deeper bommies host many species, including porcupine fish and flute mouth’s.

Shark Point east of Gili Trawangan is a popular dive spot in the mornings. This dive site consists of different levels (24m, 20m, 18m); it starts with a slope out of hard and soft corals, the "native country" of green and hawksbill turtles.The different levels are sandy areas with small coral blocks - the variety is very big starting with schools of trevally, napoleon fish over white tip reef…

shore diving .com has a great description:http://www.shorediving.com/Earth/Hawaii/Oahu/Sharks_Cove/#siteVery easy shore dive, local PADI instructors take students here for their open water cert dives.Lots of turtles, fishes... also neat swim-throughs in the reef.Nothing too nasty, maybe the occasional reef shark, though I've never seen one here.A great O'ahu dive.But it's crowded on the summer…

Very abundant reef fishes. The eagle rays here are huge. Possibility of pelagic fish encounters.

A large overhang, which is a favourite spot for white-tip reef sharks to rest during the day. Also home to Blue Spotted Sting Rays, Moray Eels and Octopus. Usually visited at the beginning of a multilevel dive o the Pink Wall or as a stop on the way to the Canyons. Good for Nitrox.

The site is not aptly named as it is not noted for its shark sightings, however, it is a fantastic dive. Beneath the towering cliffs that continue below the surface to disappear into the deep abyss the wall is covered with soft coral and honeycombed with numerous gullies and canyons that are home to hoards of glass fish and hatchet fish herded by red mouth grouper. An overhang, fringed with sea…

Huge boulders and rock formations, stunning soft corals. drift diving for the experienced. The island is really good, sometimes if is not to much current is posible go around the island.You always see Polka Dot Nudibranch here, often turtles and sometime you can see whalesharks too. Its the only place where butterfly fish school too.things to

The place to meet dozens of sharks: Whitetip, Silvertip, Grey reef sharks...

This is a shark conservation area for scientific research, thus there's an exciting possibility to see Bull sharks, Silvertip sharks, Tawny nurse sharks, Gray reef sharks, Blacktip reef sharks, Whitetip reef sharks and sometimes even a huge Tiger shark!(chance to see a Tiger shark around 20%)