This dive site, known as Cappadocia, is located on an outer reef near "Miruchibishi" in Japan. It is famed for its unique coral formations that strikingly resemble the terrestrial world heritage site of Cappadocia in Turkey, offering a distinct underwater landscape. The depth ranges from 10 meters at its shallowest point to a maximum of 20 meters, with an average depth around 10 meters.
The site boasts a rich variety of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter Green turtles, the striking Banded Sea Snake, and the elusive Whitetip Reef Shark. Beyond these larger species, the reef teems with diverse fish species and invertebrates. From March to May, the site becomes a crucial breeding ground for Cuttlefish, offering a unique opportunity to observe them mating and laying eggs.
With excellent visibility typically ranging from 20 to 40 meters, this site is suitable for all levels of divers, including beginners. The best time to visit Cappadocia is between March and May to witness the fascinating Cuttlefish mating and egg-laying rituals. Its shallow average depth of 10 meters and interesting topography also make it an ideal location for freedivers and snorkelers seeking vibrant marine encounters.
