Jitsuru
About Jitsuru
Jitsuru, near Tokashiki Island in the Keramas, is a site suited to intermediate to advanced divers and is commonly enjoyed as a drift dive with tidal flow. The underwater terrain features drop-offs alongside coral reef areas. The reefs support schooling fish and macro life, including pygmy seahorses, with colorful sea fans adding to the scenery and photo potential.
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Jitsuru Planning Details
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Typical Conditions
Good tidal flow is a key feature and supports drift diving.
Safety & Access At Jitsuru
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Safety Notes
Planned as a drift dive in tidal flow; appropriate experience and current management are important.
Local Intel For Jitsuru
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Scuba
Recommended for intermediate to advanced divers and commonly dived as a drift with tidal flow.
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Exposure Profile at Jitsuru
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