MAXIMUM DEPTH: 18m
MINIMUM DEPTH: 8m
BOAT TRIP: 10-15 minutes
MINIMUM LEVEL: Open Water / Scuba Diver
The Goda Gala Diyamba dive site ranks high on our list for its appeal to divers of all experience levels and the abundant presence of Napoleon (Humphead) fish. These majestic creatures, among the largest reef fishes globally and the largest in the wrasse family, captivate with their distinctive features including fleshy lips and a hump over their head, reminiscent of a Napoleon hat. Their presence adds a unique allure to this dive, making it a fascinating experience for underwater enthusiasts.
In addition to the Napoleon fish, the site boasts a diverse array of reef inhabitants. Divers can encounter a multitude of reef fish, along with turtles, stingrays, groupers, moray eels, various slugs, and sea plants. During our recent diving season, we were fortunate to witness remarkable sightings of whale sharks at this location, enhancing its reputation as a hotspot for unforgettable marine encounters.
Goda Gala Diyamba is characterized by its natural rocky reefs, providing diverse underwater terrain for exploration. Divers can venture to depths of up to 18 meters, with the site conveniently reachable via a short 10-minute boat ride from the departure point. This accessibility and the richness of marine life make Goda Gala Diyamba a favored destination among divers seeking both adventure and the chance to marvel at the wonders of the underwater world.
