This site sits between two neighboring dive areas and is identifiable by a small temple in the shallow water. It is typically dived as a gentle drift along a gradually sloping reef. The slope features plentiful soft corals and dense fish life, with seasonal chances to see ocean sunfish during cleaning activity. Lucky divers may also spot marble rays or thresher sharks in open water.
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Usually a gentle drift over a gentle slope.
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Typically done as a gentle drift dive along a sloping reef.
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Describes the site as the north-west coast of Nusa Penida, with hard and soft coral, weak current on the rising tide, and good visibility from cold upwelling water.
Describes the site as superb between 5 and 20 m and notes the rising tide helps keep current manageable for beginners.
Lists Pura Mas Gading as a boat dive with 15-25 m visibility, average 20 m, limited to medium current, and abundant fish life.
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