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Magedi Rock is a deep dive site starting at around 14 meters and reaching a maximum depth of 30 meters. The site features impressive rock formations rising from a sandy bottom, creating an interesting underwater landscape for exploration. Divers can follow the reef structure along the rocks and drop-offs, where a variety of marine life can be found. Common sightings include reef fish, moray eels, groupers, jackfish, and occasionally turtles passing through the area.
The depth and structure of …
Magedi Rock is a deep dive site starting at around 14 meters and reaching a maximum depth of 30 meters. The site features impressive rock formations rising from a sandy bottom, creating an interesting underwater landscape for exploration. Divers can follow the reef structure along the rocks and drop-offs, where a variety of marine life can be found. Common sightings include reef fish, moray eels, groupers, jackfish, and occasionally turtles passing through the area.
The depth and structure of the site make it ideal for Advanced Open Water divers or experienced certified divers looking for a deeper and more exciting dive. Conditions are usually calm with good visibility, allowing divers to fully enjoy the formations and marine life. Magedi Rock offers a rewarding dive experience with a mix of depth, structure, and marine biodiversity.
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