Dive type: Slope
Average depth: 30-40m
Reef type: Hard coral, fringing reef
Snorkeling: Very good
Recommended for: All divers
Pygmy Seahorse – Photo by Daniel Exton
This site could instead be called Hoga Island Dive Resort, as this is the actual name of the small resort that Pak Kasim opened in 1998. The mooring line is located on a steep sandy slope, to the south of which is a small promontory and then a vertical wall of hard and soft corals, sponges with many schooling fish. Heading north to the right along the reef leads to a gentler slope with patches of branching coral and intermittent rubble. At around 15m in depth you will find plenty of wonderful coral bowls. There is also hardly has any current, guaranteeing a very smooth and gentle dive.
