This dive site, Canyon Dekel South, is an inviting and straightforward dive primarily known for its impressive canyon structure. Accessible directly from shore, it offers an easy entry and navigation for divers. The canyon itself is wide, beginning at an approximate depth of 20 meters and featuring beautiful hard corals adorning both its walls, leading down to a sandy bottom. There is no specific history or story provided for the origin of this dive site.
The Dekel Canyon walls boast a rich variety of hard corals, creating a thriving ecosystem for numerous marine species. Divers can expect to encounter a diverse range of typical tropical sea animals including various fish species, colorful nudibranchs, elusive shrimp, and numerous crabs, showcasing a vibrant display of small reef life.
While no specific 'best time' is mentioned, the tropical environment suggests good diving conditions year-round. This site is particularly suitable for divers looking for an easy, relaxing dive with excellent opportunities for macro photography due to its abundant small marine life. Freedivers will also find the depths and landscape appealing for breath-hold diving.
