Dungon Wall

This dive site offers a captivating underwater experience beginning with a beautiful hard and soft coral slope, descending to approximately 25 meters. The slope features a notable wall characterized by numerous cracks and crevices, providing habitat for diverse marine life including lionfish, scorpionfish, and porcupine fish. A remarkable abundance of nudibranchs and flatworms adds to the area's appeal. Divers can also keep an eye out for white-eyed, clouded, and many moray eels that frequently reside within these sheltered spaces. During colder periods, a large barracuda is often spotted resting near the wall. Continuing deeper, you will discover the wreck of an old sailing catamaran, which houses ringed pipefish, lionfish, puffer fish, and various juvenile species. Shallow areas are populated by expansive carpet anemones, home to anemonefish and porcelain crabs. This site provides a rich tapestry of underwater wonders.