Arari

Arari is a shore dive site characterized by its dynamic underwater landscape, featuring notable formations such as the West Root and the Horse Mackerel Root. Located just 5 minutes from the harbor, it is accessible for divers who prefer not to use a boat. The site is particularly known for its stingray population, with encounters peaking during early summer, where divers may see multiple stingrays at once. As autumn approaches, visibility tends to improve, revealing a fascinating array of marine life, including kampachi and sunfish. Divers can also observe large schools of snappers that remain motionless in the offshore roots, creating a unique diving experience. The site offers excellent opportunities for both macro and wide-angle photography, with subjects ranging from seahorses to lionfish clinging to the walls, making each dive a chance for new discoveries.