This dive site, Mali - Mali, is an intriguing underwater mountain shaped like a triangle, allowing divers to circumnavigate it. The reef's summit often protrudes close to the surface, though it can be submerged at high tide. Dives typically commence at 13 meters after currents are assessed and the anchor is set, offering a dynamic underwater exploration.
The site boasts a rich biodiversity, with potential sightings of reef sharks, various species of turtles, delicate seahorses, camouflaged frogfish, and numerous moray eels. Schools of snappers and jacks are also common, alongside a myriad of other reef fish and invertebrates, indicating a vibrant coral reef ecosystem.
While specific seasonal highlights are not detailed, the Gulf of Chiriquí generally offers good diving conditions year-round, with the dry season (December to April) often providing calmer seas. Divers should be prepared for variable currents. The site's diverse ecosystem makes it appealing for both scuba divers and freedivers, with the shallower parts suitable for confident snorkelers.
