DIVE MUNDA, Munda

The Pinnacle

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This pinnacle situated off Ndokendoke Island makes for spectacular underwater topography, where the coral encrusted summit starts at 22m and the sides drop down to over 60m. Gorgonian fan corals and a stunning variety of hard and soft corals jostle for space on the rock. This site is approximately 40 minutes away.

This can be a serious shark dive with regular sightings of Bullsharks and Silvertips behaving in an inquisitive fashion. Schooling pelagics frequent this area, as do turtles.

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Wildlife Species

23m / 75ft

Max. Depth

advanced

Level

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Cave of the Kastom Shark

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Langarana

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Mbelo Mbelo

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Aussie Point

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Heron’s Wall

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Tombatuni Point

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Coral Corner

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Sasavele Dump Site

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Abyss’ Triggerfish

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Nusa Roviana Wall

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