What is snapper ledge reef

Snapper Ledge dive site is located Southwest of Layang Layang island. There is often a very strong current at Snapper Ledge, so be very careful and stay close to your buddy and to your dive guide! Due to this strong current the visibility is really good and is normally around 50 m, moreover the strong currents attracts many pelagic fish! Be prepared for some action! During your relaxing drift you can observe the nice coral hard and soft coral formation living on the reef as well as gorgonians and thousands of reef fishes like goatfish, wrasse, fusiliers, pufferfish and the very colorful parrotfish. Enjoy this easy and relax drift dive in Layang Layang and some of the best visibility of the Island!

This is a Cave diving spot, make sure you have all required certifications. Snapper Ledge is classified as a Deep dive. Snapper Ledge is sometimes classified as a Drift dive. This location is a Reef. This is great place for spotting and diving with Sharks!

Best time to dive: the ideal period to plan holidays here isFebruary to April. Access: from the Shore. See the map of Snapper Ledge on the right for the exact location.

Snapper Ledge Snapper Ledge dive site is located Southwest of Layang Layang island. There is often a very strong c... Julien 5

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Located just South of Pickles Reef lies Snapper Ledge, a great shallow dive site consisting of 2 well defined, high profile ledges and so many fish you may need to bat them away to actually see the reef. The main ledge runs parallel to shore in 25 feet of water. A small swim-through leads from the ledge to the Fishbowl and a large Brain coral can be found a short distance down the ledge. The second ledge runs perpendicular to the first in 35' of water. A huge pinnacle of coral sits on top of the reef at the Eastern end.

This site is famous for the massive schools of Grunts, Snappers, and Schoolmasters. However, this is also a fantastic place to see larger animals too as Nurse Sharks, Moray Eels and Turtles are very common.

A great site for new as well as experienced divers. 25 to 30 foot maximum depth means plenty of bottom time. This is also a spectacular night dive.

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