White spots/golden holes/honeycombs The hard corals scattered underwater are covered with white sand, like layers of frost condensed on branches in late autumn. But the biggest feature here is the blue sea fan about 40 meters underwater-what did you say? Sea fans don't have blue ones? No, no,no. People are not lying to you. The panda saw the blue sea fan with his own eyes! The visibility here is also very good, and a large group of snapper can be seen near the cliff.
Only in Colombo can divers see the surreal salvador dali sponge. These sponges have strange lines on their surfaces, and each line has a unique shape.
Jin's cave is a semi-open cave, so big that you can't believe it. The underwater environment here is fascinating: shallow caves, open caves and tunnels. The cliffs are almost covered with all kinds of huge Dali sponges and cigar sponges, and the hanging rocks are also covered with rope sponges. No wonder it is called "Sponge Kingdom"!
Marine life in caves is different from that living on coral reef walls. Juvenile bat fish, Persian butterfly fish and roentgen sea bass are easier to find here.
The coral cliffs around Cape Jack/Peak/Apollo/Little Rumbe Island are more than 60 meters deep. There are huge corals, sponges and sea fans here, and many kinds of underwater fish also live here: jack fish, snapper, barracuda, angelfish and butterfly fish.
There are often large groups of sea wolves here, and of course you can also see tuna, Napoleon, Spanish mackerel and other fish species. When you dive into the water, you will feel as if you are in an aquarium, because there are so many fish that you can't see it. Such a magical underwater world will make you reluctant to leave.
Bomber 24/ Dominique Locke/Batugira
At a depth of about 20 meters, the wreckage of a B24 bomber lay quietly in the water. The wreckage of the plane is in good condition, and the propeller and engine room are well preserved. 1945, this bomber, formerly known as "Liberator", sank to the bottom of the sea near Togian Islands after engine failure, and now it has become the home of all kinds of marine life.
In Dominica, a large number of coral reefs are home to groupers, harriers and other kinds of fish. There is an underwater ridge about 30 meters away from Batujira, where you may see some pelagic fish swimming from the depths of the ridge, such as grey reef sharks, hammerhead sharks and swordfish.
Taloyon/jorumudi2/lampu/uahalim (night diving) is vertical to the rolling in the deep along the cliff and stays near the cliff, between soft corals. You will see mackerel, tuna, pike, stickleback, eagle ray, reef shark and so on passing by in turn, and even manta rays may be seen.
Besides, it is the only place in the world where you can find Warren's seahorse living on soft coral. This bean seahorse is named after this island!
Rockandreck/Alibaba/Batugongpulaudua is a scenic spot suitable for wide-angle and macro photography, and photographers may have to worry about what lens to bring into the water for a long time! At a depth of about 27 meters, there are two huge stones covered with sea fans and tube corals, and glass fish, stickleback and sweet-lipped fish are also cruising nearby. You can find macro-organisms such as red beans and seahorses on sea fans, and beautiful soft corals in underwater canyons.
Batugong has a vast black coral forest and high-density fish, and occasionally there is a strong current.
GeorgesWall/KebunLaut, an island group around the central peninsula of Sulawesi, is the hometown of the famous BanggaiCardinalfish in Surabaya. Coral reefs, cliffs and cliffs are everywhere, and all kinds of marine life gather here, which is amazing.
GeorgesWall is a huge coral reef covered with a large number of corals, and it is also home to many kinds of fish. Including bat fish, jack fish, stickleback fish and even whitetip shark, the biodiversity is also amazing.
These diving places have a good environment. You can choose your own suitable diving place. I believe it can meet your diving requirements!