Anemone City

★★★★★

With daily boats from Travco marina and only a 35 minute ride, Anemone City is full of colorful hard and soft corals. The dive starts at 1m depth and slopes to a max depth of 65m. This dive is for more experience divers were mild to strong currents can be experienced.

Anemone City is well known for seeing anemone and clown fish at a depth of approx. 14m to 26m. There is also a great chance to see snapper fish, barracudas, Napoleon wrasse, and tuna.

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