Dive-site listing with the beginner label and 40-100 ft visibility range.
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Easy south Guam boat dive with sand flats, caves, and coral islands.
Easy south Guam boat dive with sand flats, caves, and coral islands.
Nathan's Dent is a south Guam boat dive with sand flats, small caves, and coral islands. The site is easy to dive and gives you a mix of open sand, crevices, and coral pockets for relaxed critter hunting rather than a hard drift. Plan on a calm boat briefing and a slow reef loop; scorpionfish, lionfish, rays, and sharks are the usual headline sightings.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Small caves and coral overhangs can create overhead areas; use appropriate training and stay within comfort limits.
Access Restrictions
Boat access only.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Start from the boat, then work the sand flats, small caves, and coral islands at an easy pace. Good for divers who want structure and critter hunting rather than a drift profile.
Freediving
Not a primary freedive site; the boat access and reef pockets make it a better scuba target.
Snorkeling
Not the main snorkel pick; the site is better suited to boat divers than to casual surface-only visits.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Dive-site listing with the beginner label and 40-100 ft visibility range.
Independent guide with sand flats, caves, coral islands, and marine-life detail.
Boat-dive listing with the core 30-80 ft band, sand flats, small caves, and coral islands.
Official recreation listing for a Nathan's Dent / Pete's Reef boat dive.

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