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Carpet Cove

Beqa, Fiji
Depth
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98ft
Visibility
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33ft - 98ft
Entry
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boat
Experience Level
Beginner

About Carpet Cove

This scuba dive consists of an old Japanese wreck as well as various coral structures. You are likely to descend on to the site of the Japanese fishing boat which was sunk in Beqa in 1994. The wreck sits upright, entirely intact in water ranging in depth from about 20 to 30 metres. Also worth looking out for in and around this reef are the many and varied scorpion leaffish - green, yellow, black and white - wafting passively with the movement of the water. Leaffish are quite common throughout the whole of the Beqa Island area.

Carpet Cove Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features: Wreck, Deep, Reef
Entry Type:Boat
Max Depth:30m
Visibility Range:10m - 30m
Experience Level:Beginner
Best Gas:21% - 35% O2

Marine Life

  • Lionfish
  • Red-And-Black Anemonefish
  • None
  • Leaffish
  • Eels
  • Wrasse
  • Various
  • Black-Spot Pygmy Wrasses
  • Two-Tone Dartfish

Weather Conditions

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Dive Site Hazards

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