Obviously too few boats. On the first day of diving, there were over 20 divers on the boat who all dived at the same time. Apart from divers and air bubbles, there was little to see. There are also a lot of other diving boats in the diving area. The dive sites are therefore very busy and instead of manta rays you are more likely to see divers underwater. This was not the case on our last vacation on Komodo 2 years ago.

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We were here 2 years ago and came again because we were so impressed back then. This time, unfortunately, I am only disappointed. The dive center, now under different management, is just trying to get the masses of divers into the water somehow. As a diver, you don't even find out where the tour is going. You have no say whatsoever. We didn't get the best deal with our guide either: he was either faddish or busy with his broken mask.
The biggest disappointment, however, was the dive sites themselves. Not even in Egypt have I experienced such masses of divers/dive boats at the individual dive sites. I once counted over 30 boats off our island. Of course, with the crowds underwater, there is not much to see of maritime life.
Conclusion: I would no longer recommend a diving vacation here!

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Far too many dive boats and divers in one place. Poorly organized and not spontaneous. No dive site map in front of the base, also no list for diving the following day.
Unfortunately has lost its appeal.



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