Pufana

This dive site, Pufana, is nestled within the tranquil lagoon of French Polynesia, making it a perfect spot for novice divers and training sessions. Its shallow depths and calm, current-sheltered environment provide a serene underwater experience. The white sandy bottom enhances brightness, creating an inviting and easy-to-navigate landscape. There is no specific historical information provided for this site, beyond its natural formation within the lagoon. Pufana boasts a diverse representation of both fauna and flora. Divers can expect to encounter various reef fish species and healthy coral formations typical of a vibrant lagoon ecosystem. Most notably, the site is renowned for frequent shark sightings, with all kinds of sharks common visitors, adding an exciting dimension to the dive. This site is particularly ideal for underwater photographers due to its excellent brightness and calm conditions, ensuring stable shots. The gentle environment makes it excellent for both freedivers and snorkelers seeking a relaxed experience. The best time to visit would generally align with French Polynesia's dry season (May to October) for optimal weather, though the sheltered lagoon conditions make it pleasant year-round. It's recommended to bring a wide-angle lens for capturing the bright landscape and shark encounters.