Green Mile

This dive site, known as Green Mile, is characterized by scattered coral patches amidst a vast field of seagrass, stretching for approximately a mile. It is easily accessible via a short 5-minute boat ride from the shore. With depths ranging from 6 to 8 meters and an average of 3 meters, it offers a relaxed and straightforward diving experience, suitable for all skill levels. The site does not mention any specific history or navigation challenges beyond exploring the seagrass and coral formations. The Green Mile is a haven for macro life and diverse flora. Divers can expect to encounter various coral types including fan coral, table coral, and cabbage coral. The rich macrofauna includes nudibranchs, shrimp, and anemone crabs. During the summer season, the site offers the unique spectacle of giant pink jellyfish. The summer season is particularly notable for the presence of giant pink jellyfish, making it a special time to visit for unique encounters. As an easy site with shallow depths, it's ideal for beginner divers, underwater photographers focusing on macro subjects, and those seeking a relaxed dive. Both snorkelers and freedivers will find the site suitable due to its calm conditions and shallow profile, offering ample opportunity to observe the marine life from the surface or with breath-hold dives.