This dive site, Orange Cliff, is a stunning underwater wall known for its vibrant orange gorgonian corals and abundant marine life. Divers can explore the cliff face, which offers a gradual descent, making it accessible for various skill levels. The topography includes intriguing rock formations and swim-throughs, especially towards the end of the dive, providing engaging exploration for divers.
The site is teeming with diverse marine species, including numerous lobsters nestled within the rock crevices. Macro enthusiasts will delight in spotting various nudibranchs, blennies, and scorpionfish. Larger inhabitants include octopus, conger eels, and moray eels, alongside schools of seabream. The cliff face itself is adorned with striking yellow and black sponges, complementing the signature orange gorgonias.
The best time to visit Orange Cliff is generally during the warmer months when water temperatures are pleasant and visibility is at its peak. Divers of all levels can enjoy this site; beginners can explore the shallower sections up to 18 meters, while more experienced divers can descend to the maximum depth of 24 meters to fully appreciate the gorgonian fields. Freedivers will also find the site appealing due to its varied depths and interesting underwater landscape.
