Sample Dive Sites

Location
Gili Trawangan, West
Highlights
'Shark Hotspot' & series of 3 ridge-valleys
Visibility
25metres
Currents
Caribbean Light to Roller Coaster Rush
Site Depth
18metres
Difficulty
Easy to Advanced (Advanced Open Water)
Duration
12minutes
Sight-seeing
Whitetongue Jacks, Great Barracuda, Wahoo, Big Eye Trevally, Longnose Butterflyfish, Big Eye Snappers, Honeycomb Groupers, Freckled Hawkfish, Black Triggerfish, Social Feather Dusters
Hotspot Watch
Blue-spotted Ribbontail Ray, Moorish Idol, Blue-Ringed Octopus

DIVE BRIEF: From the sloping reef of Andy's Point, the series of 3 ridges and valleys (25m, 20m, 18m) running parallel to the shore, lead into the deeper waters of Shark Point (28metres). An area which truly deserves its name, this is an excellent site for viewing the larger marine life. Turtles are almost guaranteed to be found in the shallower parts among the soft corals. As the name suggests, this is a hotspot for White Tip and Black Tip Reef Sharks.

Toucari Caves
Location
Toucari Bay
Highlights
Beautiful cave & coral archways, bubbles rising from reef floor
Visibility
23metres
Currents
Still to Caribbean Light
Site Depth
10metres
Difficulty
Easy to Advanced (Advanced Open Water)
Duration
10minutes
Sight-seeing
Spotted Drums, Scrawled Filefish, Hogfish, Glassy Sweepers, Sergeant Majors, Striped Grunts, Caribbean Spiny Lobsters, Common Squat Lobsters, Sponge Brittle Stars, Rock-Boring Urchins
Hotspot Watch
Spotted Spiny Lobster, Glassy Sweeper

DIVE BRIEF: Toucari Caves is perhaps the most beautiful dive in Dominica if not the Caribbean. An incredible healthy reef; you can swim through a beautiful cave and coral archways as the bubbles rise from the reef floor. Incredibly abundant with fish life, it is a must dive and always a favorite for our instructors and dive guides.

Halliburton Wreck
Location
Utila, South East
Highlights
The Wreck
Visibility
15metres
Currents
Still to Caribbean Light
Site Depth
22metres
Difficulty
Easy to Advanced (Advanced Open Water)
Duration
5minutes
Sight-seeing
Breaded Fireworm, Tiger Grouper, Southern Sennet, Black Grouper, Corkscrew Anemone, Flameback Angelfish, Blue Tang, Pore Rope Sponge, Atlantic Thorny-oyster, Yellow Pencil Coral.
Hotspot Watch
Green Moray, Queen Angelfish, Porcupine Fish

DIVE BRIEF: With a length of 35metres, a width of 8 metres and a height of 18m this boat is big! It was a Cargo Ship until 1998 when it was decided that it would be sunk to create a wreck dive and an ecosystem that would add and complete Utila’s diverse underwater world. The wreck lies on a sandy bottom at 100ft. The port side is next to coral formations that head north and gradual ascend to the reef at the lighthouse. The east buoy descends directly to the bow and the west buoy takes us to the stern of the boat.

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