This dive site, Grand Coral Makadi Bay, is situated just outside Makadi Bay, directly opposite the Grand Makadi hotel. It is typically enjoyed as a one-way drift dive, allowing divers to leisurely explore the evolving underwater scenery. The dive commences over a shallow sandy bottom, which gracefully transitions into an expansive and colorful coral garden. No specific historical details or stories behind the dive site are provided.
The site is celebrated for its beautiful marine life, offering numerous exciting encounters. Divers frequently spot vibrant clownfish, observe the elusive movements of moray eels, marvel at the charming puffer fish, and witness the graceful glides of blue spotted stingrays. There's also a good possibility of encountering sea turtles, and keen observers might spot an octopus camouflaged within the reef.
Makadi Bay generally provides excellent diving conditions throughout the year, with warm waters and superb visibility, making it an ideal destination for divers. The site's shallow average depth and rich marine biodiversity make it perfectly suited for beginner divers, underwater photographers focusing on macro subjects, and those seeking wide-angle reef shots. Freedivers and snorkelers will also find the vibrant coral garden and abundant shallow-water marine life incredibly rewarding.
