Togean Islands destination guide.
Shore-entry reef in front of a dive center with a gentle slope.
Shore-entry reef in front of a dive center with a gentle slope.
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D.C Point is a shore-entry reef in the Togean Islands that begins directly in front of a dive center. A gradual slope leads after a short swim to a reef slope with room for relaxed exploration. Small reef life such as damselfish, nudibranchs, crabs, and shrimp is common, and larger visitors like hawksbill turtles, blacktip reef sharks, and eagle rays may pass through.
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Typical Conditions
Warm water and a gentle shore entry with a short swim to the reef slope; the site suits relaxed shore-diving conditions.
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Scuba Diving
A typical profile is a gradual slope leading to a reef slope reached after roughly 10 minutes.
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