Das Hangover Hole ist ein wunderschönes Riff mit ...
Das Hangover Hole ist ein wunderschönes Riff mit einer maximalen Tiefe von 17 Meter. Auf dem Meeresgrund befinden sich zahlreiche Tunnel zum Durchschwimmen, die den Tauchern einen Einblick in die Jahrhunderte alte Formation gewähren. Wer gut tarieren kann, wird hier viel Spaß haben.
Divemaster notes
Anemone´s are in their element here, masses of them. The depth range is from 15 ft. on the top of the main reef structure, to around 50 ft. in the sand at the base of the boiler reefs.
PhotoDoing the same route twice on Hangover Hole is almost impossible due to the massive selection of swim through´s and archways. Small tunnels lead to massive caverns within the reef structure. Creating ideal hiding places for lobsters, Eels and Glassy-eyed Sweepers. Entering these caverns can lead to a diver coming face to face with´Volkswagen Beetle´ sized Groupers.
A flashlight is handy, but not essential, as skylight holes allow ambient light to cascade through the tunnels creating superb photo opportunities with the light beams bouncing around.
The deeper sandy area´s provide feeding for passing Eagle Rays and close inspections of the sand will aid in discovering a staggering diversity of life all conveniently camouflaged for life in the sand. Look out for Peacock Flounder, Lizard Fish And Razor Fish. Closer inspection and you may find Leopard Flat Worms, Golden Crested Sea Goddess´s and the keen eye will help you track down Heart Urchins.
Divemaster notes
Anemone´s are in their element here, masses of them. The depth range is from 15 ft. on the top of the main reef structure, to around 50 ft. in the sand at the base of the boiler reefs.
PhotoDoing the same route twice on Hangover Hole is almost impossible due to the massive selection of swim through´s and archways. Small tunnels lead to massive caverns within the reef structure. Creating ideal hiding places for lobsters, Eels and Glassy-eyed Sweepers. Entering these caverns can lead to a diver coming face to face with´Volkswagen Beetle´ sized Groupers.
A flashlight is handy, but not essential, as skylight holes allow ambient light to cascade through the tunnels creating superb photo opportunities with the light beams bouncing around.
The deeper sandy area´s provide feeding for passing Eagle Rays and close inspections of the sand will aid in discovering a staggering diversity of life all conveniently camouflaged for life in the sand. Look out for Peacock Flounder, Lizard Fish And Razor Fish. Closer inspection and you may find Leopard Flat Worms, Golden Crested Sea Goddess´s and the keen eye will help you track down Heart Urchins.