Ghar Lapsi
Ghar Lapsi is best known by scuba divers for the more than 40 meters long, shallow and well-lit cave system. Caves have many outlets and cracks in the ceiling, that allow a lot of light to enter, making it abeautiful dive, especially during the day with beams of sunlight dancing in the cave on the corals.
At this dive site you can see mediterranean sea bream, stingrays, moray eels, grouper, common octopus, cuttlefish, red starfish, damselfish and many other reef fishes.
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Potential Wildlife Sightings
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Total number of species: 300
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Total number of species: 200
Moray Eel
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Total number of species: 600
Wrasse
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Total number of species: 80
Stingrays
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Total number of species: 350
Damselfish
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Total number of species: 125
Gurnards
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Total number of species: 250
Grouper/Basslets
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Total number of species: 100
Parrotfish
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Total number of species: 250
Scorpionfish
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Total number of species: 120