112 results for West End Divers

Just southwest of the town of Panglao on Panglao Island in Bohol(and northeast of Balicasag Island) is a sunken Eden of a dive site divers call “Heaven.” If we want everything the deep sea can reveal all in one spot, it’s got to be Heaven. Steep wall from 5 to 40m deep, with nice coral structures and cathedral-caves.Heaven is among world class dive sites littered around Balicasag Island in…

The house reef of Maluku divers is located in front of the dive base in a village named Latuhalat on the south coast of Ambon.This dive spot is also a very good site for night diving. If you're lucky you might spot a very curious octopus on this site (for about 15min it put up big big show for us). In addition there are stonefish, scorpion fish, wasp fish, nudibrach, shrimps, big lobsters and much…

The main attraction at the House Reef of Divers Lodge Lembeh is a area with a lot of coral debris in a depth of about 6m which is inhabited by a large number of Mandarin fish. They are most active during dawn.On the deeper parts of the reef there are also other interesting animals like ornate ghostpipe fish

Gradual slopes are rich in corals. There is also a drop-off which is undercut, giving the reef the overall shape of a mushroom. Shark sighting is guaranteed on any dive, with barracuda and Spanish mackerel as common visitors. Currents in the area can change direction within minutes.

White Abalone below 90 feet

Gradual slopes are rich in corals. There is also a drop-off which is undercut, giving the reef the overall shape of a mushroom. Shark sighting is guaranteed on any dive, with barracuda and Spanish mackerel as common visitors. Currents in the area can change direction within minutes.

Big Halibut in the sand, rays and sand sharks

Diving in End Bommie is InterestingYou can find Interesting. Typically, visibility is Good ( 10 - 30 m)The average depth is 10.7 m / 35.1 ftTo reach End Bommie you have to do it By boatThis dive site is best suited for CMAS * / OW divers.

Alleyways of granite rocks to explore between and find spotted drums, red-lipped blennies and lobster.Current can be strong in the winter months.

This site has a steep sloping reef of soft corals that level off to a sandy bottom. Look out for turtles and lobsters under the rocky ledges and among the usual suspects of Moorish idols, wrasses, sweetlips and moray eels. There are huge fields of Staghorn corals in the shallows.

Another easy but beautiful dive. In a lively garden of hard and soft corals all kinds of marine life can be observed such as surgeon fish, trigger fish, coral trouts, stingrays, moray eels, sand eels, cuttle fish and an occasional turtle. In the deeper parts of the dive, large gorgonians and Neptune cups are abundant.

A cave with schools of fish and wall covered in corals and sponges

A few 20 meter deep caves

Koh Kron is a small uninhabited island about 1.5-2 hrs from Sihanoukville. The best diving around this island is to the west and south.Koh Kron west, also known as Two Bays, is characterised by rocks at the water's edge which drop-off gradually at the south end and sharply further north, to a sandy bottom at around 16m. In the shallows, there is a proliferation of dazzling coral and fish life. At…

Pygmee seahorse, sea snakes, gorgonians and black corals... A very nice dive.

The dive site is a G. Misi shoal with the remains of a wreck, on an edge is just over 40m on sandy ground, the large stones on the ground are covered with gorgonians. If you have a Schiffswinsch, almost looks like a steering wheel, there appears to slow the slope, which is littered with old debris, but they are not so interesting, honest, the fish that hide in these. The slope goes up to about 3m,…

The other end (west) of the Fanus reef has two main ergs and several smaller pinnacles off its western end. You can follow the reef wall round and explore the reef face and coral gardens which is full of marauding jacks. Or if you feel energetic you can swim the 50m to the furthest erg which is well worth a visit, explore the remaining erg and pinnacles on the way back. Again watch out for…

Gorgonians and lots of fish

It´s probably with chumpon, the best places in koh tao. Is a huge pinnacle, with many smaller rock formations, with kind of corridors between those, where is posible to find fish into the cracks, you can find a few swim through. Anoother secret pinnacle is 120º from the east buoy!things to see: giant grouper, bryde´s whale & whale shark(if you are lucky), great barracuda,…

Muck dive area with interesting sea life.

This is a rubble slope that has more then meets the eye. If Gili Renggit Timur is filled with feather stars, this site is filled with hard, disc-shaped corals. Look out for nudibranchs and all kinds of shrimp and crabs among them. Watch out for octopuses, hermit crabs, Saron shrimp, harlequin shrimp, velvet ghost pipefish and ornate ghost pipefish too. An excellent site for night dives.

An array of staghorn coral on a short slope runs down to 15 meters and the start of the drop-off. Rainbow runners and jewfish frequent the area.

A great place to go to for newbies. This site is shallow with hardly any current. Swim with the usual reef fish like Moorish idols, wrasses and anthias. Watch out for the fire coral, though. This site is even better as a night dive. Basket stars, spider and porcelain crabs, ornate and robust ghost pipefish, cuttlefish and slipper lobsters like coming out when the moon comes out.

Is one of the two house reefs of Coco Loco

In Cobrador Island, As the name suggests, this site was named for the beautiful anemone and coral formations outlining this spectacular reef system. Dropping to a depth of only 30 meters into calm waters, this site is suitable for all level divers.This spot can be reached in 30 to 40 minutes from Romblon Town or Lonos, Romblon. This spot can be visit 12 months a year.

Very nice drop-off with great marine life.

The visibility is incredible (> 50m !!!). Marine life is great including sea turtles, grey sharks and blacktip sharks, barracudas and groupers, jacks and trigger fish...

Typically to the dive sites on the west side of Similans, this dive site is characterised by giant granite boulders creating nice canyons. The walls are covered with colourful soft corals and large sea fans. This is a great site to look for smaller things like nudibranchs, pipefish and fire gobies. Occasional sharks, turtles, tunas and trevallies. Much less crowded than East of Eden. Sometimes…

Grand Cayman's West Wall offers the best consistencyand overall variety for both novice and beginner wall divers. Featuringintricate swim through's, tunnels, chutes, caverns and topography, thewest wall of Grand Cayman is also famous for much of the photographyseen in "The Firm". Some of the most famous wall dive sites on GrandCayman are along the west side and include: Big Tunnel, Orange…

Black corals, turtles, groupers etc.

Easy dive with small caverns on the vertical shore wall. Very nice to little caverns penetration. Mostly of them are very safe to get in. There is a statue of Neptune on the sandy bottom which is great for photo opportunities.La costa es una peque?a pared vertical con cuevas peque?as. Es muy lindo entrar en las mismas. Muchas de ellas son muy seguras para entrar.

Also seldom dived, but there are huge Barrel Sponges hosting Squat Lobster (Laureia siagiani) on this Coral and rubble slope as well as numerous Mandarin fish in the finger Corals in the shallows. There can be a decent variety of critters like Frogfishes, Pipefishes, Gobies, Crustaceans etc., but the visibility and Coral growth are not as good as on display further up the strait.

On the west side of the island, right in front of the lounge is a reef with a beautiful coral garden. The reef features soft and hard corals in an explosion of colors, amazingly tamed reef fish, and untold surprises. On the steep slope, which runs down to 17 meters (about 55 feet), there are alot of sponges, Tunicates and sea squirts, garupas, parrot fish and the occasional family of bumpheads. On…

A dive site suitable for all levels. The reef starts in shallow water and follows a steep slope down to 30m/100' . Depending on the current you may find yourself being propelled towards the Canyons or the Hole In the Wall or simply hanging amongst the schools of fusiliers and tunas. Always lots to point out both above and on the reef. Some very large boulder corals and table corals in shallow…