This dive site, Shark Fin Reef, is a celebrated and accessible dive destination known for its distinctive granite rock formations that gently slope into the depths. Its ease of navigation and varied topography make it a perfect spot for divers of all experience levels, especially beginners. There is no specific historical account or story provided for the site, but its natural beauty speaks for itself.
The reef is teeming with diverse marine life, featuring expansive gorgonians and impressive huge hard corals that create a vibrant underwater landscape. Crevices within the rocks are often packed with schools of shimmering glassfish. Divers can also frequently spot stingrays or marble rays resting gracefully on the sandy patches.
The best time to visit Shark Fin Reef is generally during the dry season (November to April) when conditions are optimal with excellent visibility and calm seas. Highlights include the magnificent coral gardens and the chance to encounter various ray species. It's highly suitable for both snorkelers and freedivers due to its shallow accessible areas and rich marine biodiversity, offering a fantastic experience for underwater enthusiasts of all kinds.
