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Mike's Point

Divezone describes the wall as shaped like an amphitheatre and covered with large black corals and giant gorgonians. Siladen mentions a flat plateau at about 10 m and a slope. Eagle rays and napoleon wrasse are the regular big visitors, reef sharks patrol the wall and silvertip sharks have been reported, while flatworms and nudibranchs give macro interest. Nearby mangroves can reduce the visibility, and the strong currents mean the dive needs planning.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wall, Current
Usual dive
Drift dive
Typical depth range
Down to 30 m
Coordinates
1.6368, 124.7397

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Tags

wall drift eagle rays napoleon wrasse black coral gorgonians reef sharks flatworms

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