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The dive site features steep underwater walls and deep blue waters that drop dramatically, attracting a variety of large sharks. Tiger sharks, thresher sharks, oceanic blacktips, and even the rare great hammerhead sharks are commonly spotted at Neregado. The site’s depth and proximity to the open ocean make it ideal for spotting these large predators, especially during the early morning hours when they tend to be more active.
Neregado is also a haven for other marine life. Schools of tuna, jac…
The dive site features steep underwater walls and deep blue waters that drop dramatically, attracting a variety of large sharks. Tiger sharks, thresher sharks, oceanic blacktips, and even the rare great hammerhead sharks are commonly spotted at Neregado. The site’s depth and proximity to the open ocean make it ideal for spotting these large predators, especially during the early morning hours when they tend to be more active.
Neregado is also a haven for other marine life. Schools of tuna, jacks, and barracudas patrol the waters, while eagle rays and oceanic mantas occasionally make graceful appearances. The currents at Neregado can be strong, creating an exhilarating drift dive experience for those who are up for a challenge.
The dive site’s underwater landscape is as impressive as its marine life, with coral formations decorating the slopes
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