Baarah Corner

This dive site, Baarah Corner, is characterized by a vibrant reef wall that descends from approximately 8 meters down to 25-30 meters. Divers can explore interesting boulder and old coral formations at the shallower top reef, transitioning into deep overhangs and caverns further down the wall. While there is no specific historical narrative for the site, divers should be mindful of the often changeable currents that can present a drift dive experience. The marine life at Baarah Corner is abundant and diverse. It features cleaning stations along the top reef, attracting majestic manta rays and graceful turtles in season. Other large pelagic encounters include grey reef sharks and eagle rays. Schools of fusiliers, snappers, jacks, and batfish are common, alongside large wrasse and turtles feeding on soft corals and algae. The best time to visit Baarah Corner for manta ray and turtle sightings depends on specific seasonal conditions. Divers should always be prepared for variable currents, which can range from mild to strong, offering exhilarating drift dives. This site is suitable for intermediate divers who are comfortable with currents and exploring wall environments, making it a highlight for wide-angle photography enthusiasts.