Dive Area
This extremely well sheltered little bay is ideal for diver training and a lot of the daily companies use it for just this.
It is the next bay south from Yellowstones Bay. Headings are roughly N.N.W. then S.S.E. Beware of moving boats as it is quite tight, so an smb is a good idea.
The shallow back of the bay is rocky and gravelly and perfect for those first steps on your underwater journey.
Dive Profile
- Maximum Depth
- Average Depth
- Level
- Suitable for all levels of diver.
- Current
- Visibility
- Dive Duration
Dive Briefing
- Location
- It is the next bay south from Yellowstones Bay. Headings are roughly N.N.W. 36.36.180N 029.01.829E
- Entry
- You can either start from outside the bay and swim in or swim along one wall, cross the deeper sandy middle and return back along the other wall.
- Route
- You can either start from outside the bay and swim in or swim along one wall, cross the deeper sandy middle and return back along the other wall.
- Depth
- Current
- Visibility
- Marine Life
- As there are so many try divers in the bay, feeding the fish, there are many fish looking for a meal. All the usual breams, wrasses, damselfish and yellow spotted puffers, groupers, octopuses and if lucky some baby barracudas.
- Safety
- Beware of moving boats as it is quite tight, so an smb is a good idea.
- Exit
- You can either start from outside the bay and swim in or swim along one wall, cross the deeper sandy middle and return back along the other wall.