Spotted Ray Channel
Spotted Ray Channel is a shallow sandy channel beside the reef at Kapalai, a relaxed dive known for blue-spotted rays and critters. Pairs of dragonfish (sea moths) on the sand are its most prized find.
Divers sink into warm, shallow water and cruise along the sandy channel with the reef to one side. Ribbon eels, stonefish, ghost pipefish and a lavender-coloured frogfish are among the residents, and blue-spotted rays rest on the sand. Crossing the channel leads to a coral garden rich in rare nudibranchs, where a tropical octopus may appear. Divezone calls the site easy and suitable for any level, also as a night dive.
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