Seafan Alley

Kadavu, Fiji

Depth

131ft

Visibility

Unknown

Entry

boat

Experience Level

Advanced

About Seafan Alley

This drift dive lies on the westernmost part of Kadavu. Near Nabukulevu is an islet no more than 80m across known as Nagigia. The four meter breakwater here is where the dive starts. You will note than the visibility is truly exceptional as you descend with the gentle slope to 20m. After that the terrain turns rugged with crevices. Make sure that before you reach the 18m ascent ledge you have inspected the deep blue abyss that lies for long enough to not have missed the larger species lurking.

Seafan Alley Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features:	Drop Off, Drift
Entry Type:	Boat
Max Depth:	40m
Visibility Range:	- - -
Experience Level:	Advanced
Best Gas:	21% - 28% O2

Marine Life

Pixy Hawkfish
Pinstriped Angelfish
Green Turtles
Jacks
Pinktail Triggerfish
White-Tailed Damselfish
Hammerheads
Green Sponge
Corals
Black And White Banded Sea Snakes
Black-Tailed Barracuda
Lobe And Porites Corals
Gold Seafan
Green Seafan

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