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Boat-diving logistics, shallow reef runs, wreck depth, facilities, and current-sensitive wreck days.
Dive Spot Guide•
Yoron Island
Clear-water island diving with reefs, a wreck, and abundant marine life.
Boat-diving island with coral reefs, shallow beginner sites, and an advanced wreck, best for certified divers who want a flexible mix of scenic and fish-rich runs.
About Yoron Island
Yoron Island is a clear-water coral island with boat-access reef, wall, and wreck diving around a compact tropical base. The draw is the mix of shallow coral gardens, swim-throughs, and a deeper wreck, so planning centers on matching certification, tide, and site choice to the day's conditions rather than chasing a single signature feature. Expect warm tropical water, strong marine life, and easy island logistics, but choose the site carefully because the best dives range from mellow reef runs to current-sensitive boat profiles.
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Research Estimate At Yoron Island
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
VisibilityVisibility: 30m
AccessChallenging entry effort
CoralHealthy coral
Aquatic LifeExceptional variety
FacilitiesBasic facilities
Crowd / PopularityFew visitors
CurrentLight current
Where Is Yoron Island?
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Community sourced coordinates.
Yoron Island Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
5m - 35m
Depth Note
Reported scuba sites range from shallow coral runs around 5 m to wreck diving around 34-35 m.
Best Season
Year-round; April to October is the main water-sports window.
Typical Conditions
Warm tropical water, clear visibility, coral reefs, and a mix of shallow and deeper boat-diving sites. Conditions can swing a bit by season and site.
Safety & Access At Yoron Island
Site conditions, restrictions, and access requirements.
Site Conditions
Strong current
Safety Notes
Match the dive to certification and current comfort. Licensed-diver boat runs can include deeper or current-sensitive sites, while calmer reef sites are better for newer divers.
Access Restrictions
Licensed divers are needed for fun-diving boat trips. Trial dives and snorkel tours are separate, and deeper wreck or drift-sensitive sites should be reserved for appropriate certification.
Legal Notes
Check operator rules, weather, and site changes before booking. Summer and winter can use different dive spots, so confirm the day's plan rather than assuming a fixed route.
Local Intel For Yoron Island
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Boat-access sites mix coral reefs, shallow coral mounds, arches, and a wreck. Newer divers can enjoy gentle reef runs, while deeper or current-sensitive sites suit more experienced divers.
Freediving
Freediving works well on calm coral flats and beach-entry spots, and local operators run beginner-friendly guided sessions. Tide and weather still matter.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling is a strong fit on the island's shallow coral reef edges, with beach-entry tours, rental gear, and clear water that stays photogenic on calm days.
Wildlife at Yoron Island
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Recent Logged Visits At Yoron Island
Community dive logs and visit reports for this site.
Dive Spot Log Averages At Yoron Island
Average conditions based on logged dives & visits.
Conditions
Avg. Visibility30m
Activity
No dive activity logged yet.
