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Located near Agatti Island, Lakshadweep, “YANI SHARK” is a newly discovered dive site featuring a dramatic 40+ meter drop where white-tip reef sharks gather in numbers. At around 36m, divers can already see groups of white-tips circling with other reef fish. Deeper down lies a dark cave-like section with another exit, home to more sharks. Explored by a team of 5–6 divers, including Instructors, Dive Masters, and a Tec diver, it’s an exciting new deep dive destination in Lakshadweep.
Descending …
Located near Agatti Island, Lakshadweep, “YANI SHARK” is a newly discovered dive site featuring a dramatic 40+ meter drop where white-tip reef sharks gather in numbers. At around 36m, divers can already see groups of white-tips circling with other reef fish. Deeper down lies a dark cave-like section with another exit, home to more sharks. Explored by a team of 5–6 divers, including Instructors, Dive Masters, and a Tec diver, it’s an exciting new deep dive destination in Lakshadweep.
Descending deeper reveals a dark cave-like section with another hidden exit, adding a sense of mystery and adventure to the dive. Inside, more white-tips can often be found resting or cruising slowly through the shadows, making this a truly unforgettable shark encounter.
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