Kreisel

This dive site, Kreisel, is situated at the mouth of a bay, ensuring stable sea conditions that make it accessible for divers of all experience levels. It is characterized by intriguing underwater topography, featuring dynamic arches and numerous rock holes that create an engaging environment for exploration. While specific historical details are not provided, its geological features suggest a natural formation shaped by currents and tides over time, offering a unique navigation experience through its various rock formations. The marine life at Kreisel is remarkably diverse, catering to both macro and wide-angle enthusiasts. Divers can spot small, intricate creatures like frogfish, snapper, dungfish, and a variety of nudibranchs, including midget lamprey, purple sea slug, and western barnacle. Larger pelagic species are also present, with sightings of longfin trevally, yellowtail, amberjack, and even hammerhead sharks. Seasonal visitors include dungfish and snubheads, which are more prominent from winter to spring. The best time to visit Kreisel for seasonal species like dungfish and snubheads is from winter to spring. Its shallow average depth of 5 meters and stable conditions make it particularly suitable for beginner divers and underwater photographers looking to capture both macro and wide-angle subjects. Freedivers and snorkelers will also find the site highly accommodating due to its accessibility and rich marine biodiversity, making it a versatile destination for various underwater activities.