This dive site, Liang Beach, located in Bunaken, Indonesia, offers a unique snorkeling and shallow diving experience focusing on macro life and diverse ecosystems. Unlike sites solely defined by vibrant coral, Liang Beach features expansive seagrass beds, mixed zones, and gentle slopes, making it easy to navigate from shore. There is no specific historical background provided for this site beyond its natural appeal.
Divers and snorkelers can easily spot a variety of fascinating marine life, including the iconic Ocellaris clownfish, various species of starfish, intricate shrimp, elegant lionfish, and graceful turtles. The presence of seagrass beds provides a crucial habitat for these smaller creatures and contributes to a different kind of underwater scenery compared to typical coral reefs.
The best time to visit Liang Beach generally aligns with Bunaken's dry season (May to October) for optimal weather and calm conditions. This site is particularly recommended for beginners, snorkelers, and macro photographers due to its shallow depth and abundance of small, interesting subjects. Freedivers will also find the calm, clear, and shallow waters ideal for practicing and exploring.
