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Fushi kandu is particularly exciting during an incoming current, when clean ocean water flows into the atoll. Divers can encounter grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, giant trevallies, tuna, barracuda, Napoleon wrasse, turtles and huge schools of reef fish. Eagle rays may appear in formation in the blue while sharks patrol the channel entrance, giving Fushi Kandu its reputation for big-animal action.
Depth varies depending on the route, but much of the dive is around 20–30 metr…
Fushi kandu is particularly exciting during an incoming current, when clean ocean water flows into the atoll. Divers can encounter grey reef sharks, whitetip reef sharks, eagle rays, giant trevallies, tuna, barracuda, Napoleon wrasse, turtles and huge schools of reef fish. Eagle rays may appear in formation in the blue while sharks patrol the channel entrance, giving Fushi Kandu its reputation for big-animal action.
Depth varies depending on the route, but much of the dive is around 20–30 metres, with deeper sections reaching approximately 35 metres. Visibility can be around 20–30 metres, particularly during favorable conditions. Because the current can become strong, Fushi Kandu is generally better suited to experienced divers who are comfortable with drift diving, negative entries and current management. The exact dive plan should always depend on the tide and current on that particular day.
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