Okobe Thila
About Okobe Thila
Okobe Thila is a reef made up of three separate coral-covered blocks. The largest block lies to the south and extends roughly 80–100 m in length, with additional blocks to the east and north. The site is known for dense schools of snapper, jacks, and fusiliers, with reef sharks hunting in the area and grey reef sharks and barracuda seen out in the blue. The dive is recommended for Advanced Open Water divers or higher.
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Okobe Thila Planning Details
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Depth Note
The largest reef block is described as about 80–100 m long (length, not depth).
Safety & Access At Okobe Thila
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Recommended for AOW or higher; sharks are commonly present.
Local Intel For Okobe Thila
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Scuba
Suggested minimum certification level is Advanced Open Water or higher.
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