Kori

About this dive site

This dive site is a relatively shallow reef dive located near a rock that emerges from the water in the middle of a bay. The dive starts from the rock and follows a route over rocks, sand, and seagrass, offering a straightforward and easy navigation for divers of all levels. The maximum depth is just 11 meters, making it ideal for beginners or those looking for a relaxed dive. There is no known specific history or story associated with this dive site, but its ease of access and interesting underwater landscape make it a popular spot.

The marine life encountered here is varied and includes various small fish, sometimes groupers, octopus, moray eels, and occasionally small amberjacks and turtles. The abundance of small life and the potential for larger sightings contribute to a rewarding diving experience. Visibility should be fairly good, allowing for clear observation of the aquatic fauna and flora.

The best time to visit Kori is likely during the summer months (June-September), when the water is warmest and visibility is typically at its best. The calm waters make it perfect for snorkeling and freediving. It is advisable to check weather and sea conditions before venturing out. For freedivers, the shallow depth and generally calm conditions provide a safe and enjoyable environment for breath-hold dives. Divers should be mindful of their buoyancy to avoid disturbing the seagrass and reef ecosystem.