Difficoltà dell'immersione: per tutti i livelli. Entrata in acqua: semplice; discesa sulla riva tramite comoda scalinata. Logistica: si trova facilmente parcheggio per 4/5 vetture ​ E' un'immersione adatta a tutti i tipi di brevetto a seconda che si scelga di fare solamente il relitto oppure di seguire la parete nelle profondità lacustri. L'immersione comincia direttamente dalla spiaggia. Una volta posizionata la boa a 5 metri si scende verso i 15 metri, si svolta poi a destra (mantenendo appunto la riva sulla propria destra) fino a raggiungere l'autobotte. Il camion del latte della Carnini degli anni '70 giace in posizione di "navigazione" e, partendo dai 13 metri, arrivo fino ai 19 metri di profondità dove si trova la cabina di guida. Visionando le due botti possiamo trovare dei pesci persici. Andando oltre al relitto introno ai 15 metri ci sono parecchie fascine di ripopolazione dove è facile scorgere nuvole di persici e qualche bottatrice; tornando indietro, invece, e tenendo quindi la riva alla nostra sinistra, a partire da una profondità di circa 20 metri inizia la parete che poi si dirigerà verso il centro del lago. Per uscire si può tornare tranquillamente indietro seguendo la parete (mantenendola sulla nostra destra) al termine della quale effettuiamo una risalita fino ai 5 metri seguendo il fondale per poi svoltare verso destra fino a trovare la boa e di conseguenza l'uscita.

Coral Garden along with Deacon's Reef are considered No. 1 dive sites in PNG. This site has a wonderful collection of hard corals of which are in shallow waters. This site offers both the diver & snorkeller a great insight into corals. Current is slight to mild.

The best diving location in Slovakia with great visibility during the summer up to 7 meters, in winter up to 20 meters.

This is the longest reef of the four in the Straits of Tiran and is dived as a drift dive usually from South to North. Jumping at the southern part of the reef is a wall to about 30m. It is worth looking on to the sand patches below to try and spot sleeping sharks. The coral covers all the way from the surface down the wall which becomes more of a slope as the dive progresses. Half way through the dive there is a canyon going along the reef at about 25m which spreads out into a coral garden with sand alleys. This is usually where the current starts to pick up. If the conditions on the west side of the reef are rough the dive has to be ended at the end of the coral garden, which is usually reached after about 50 minutes. If weather conditions allow it is sometimes possible to continue the dive beyond this point. Where the reef leaves the surface and funnels down towards Jackson Reef. This area is referred to as the washing machine due to the very strong currents going in all directions.

Easy dive-site for beginner levels. With rocky areas full of life. On the sandy areas chance for seeing big live such as Angelsharks, stingrays etc.

Shark Reef and Yolanda Reef are rated as one of the top ten dives in the world and is perhaps the most famous dive site of the Ras Mohammed National Park. The two reefs rise up from untold depths to the surface making a breath-taking, stunning and dramatic topography. The dive is completed as a drift dive and is normally started in the direction of Shark Reef to Yolanda. With this dive it is important to be quick on the entry as otherwise it is possible to drift on the surface and miss the most amazing wall. It is a sheer drop down to 800 meters plus. Hanging out on the wall are snappers, bat fish, barracuda and many more especially when they mass together in the July/August peak period. It’s like diving in fish soup. The current takes you around to the ‘saddle’ the connecting reef between to two vast pinnacles. Depending on the currents your dive guide will guide you around the front of Yolanda Reef. Look out into the blue as there are often large pelagic fish passing. The dive finishes on the remains of the wreck of the ‘Yolanda’. This dive can be a roller coaster ride of currents, which turn every which way during the dive – but it is an adrenalin pumping awesome experience.

Mosquera (NORTH) Site Conditions: Normally there are no strong currents, sandy bottom between 10 meters with garden eels and pelagic species. North Mosquera presents a sandy rock area that connects with Seymour channel where must be found reef fishes and tintoreras rest. Activity: Hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks, black-tipped reef sharks, white-tipped reef sharks, sea lions, turtles, barracudas, reef fishes, stingrays, eagle rays, mobulas, Galápagos eel, variety of invertebrates. MOSQUERA (SOUTH) Site Conditions: There are no strong currents; a big reef of 5 meters with an inclination ravine of 18mtr with black coral and mollusks invertebrates; there is also a submarine cany on from18 meters with pelagic species. Activity: Hammer head sharks, black-tipped reef sharks, white-tipped reef sharks, sea lions, turtles, barracudas, reef fishes, sting rays, eagle rays, mobulas, Galápagos eel, variety of invertebrates.

One of the most spectacular dive sites in the North of the island. The Djabeda Wreck is a 44 metre long, 10-metre high Japanese fishing boat. It's become a beautiful artificial wreck with soft and hard corals, and areas of dislodged debris with loads of life. Schooling fish, barracudas, stone fish, lion fish, tuna and rays can be seen in the sand. We can swim off the Djabeda on to Confetti Bay at Coin De Mire island to finish off the dive. An ideal place to start your PADI Deep Diver Specialty or your PADI Wreck Specialty with us. Best enjoyed on Nitrox!

Explore this dive site, its conditions, marine life and nearby diving.

Es una de las inmersiones preferidas por nuestros clientes. Grandes piedras desprendidas forman pasillos, cuevas, cañadas. Se vuela bajo el agua sin ningún peligro. La vida marina pasa a un segundo plano ante el paisaje que admiramos, pero se pueden encontrar morenas, congrios, torpedos, peces ballesta. En las cuevas y grietas la roca está tapizada de esponjas. Una inmersión muy gratificante y digna de los amantes de la foto-sub.

Wreck dive next to Mataking island, The ship is sank between 21 to 27m of depth. lot of big size Lionfish in the lower part of the wreck, some crocodile fish and big giant puffer fish. Schools of harlequin sweetlips on top of the wreak

Las bateas son estructuras flotantes de las que cuelgan unas cuerdas y donde se cría el mejillón. Es un espectáculo poder verlas desde el fondo del mar gracias a sus contraluces y a la vida que ellas habita.