Taiwan
Cimei Island
About this Dive Site
Description
Cimei Island, part of the Penghu Islands, presents a serene diving experience with its clear turquoise waters and sandy bottoms. Beneath the surface, a diverse array of coral formations and rocky outcrops create a habitat for abundant marine life. Keep an eye out for schools of parrotfish, elusive barracuda, and graceful stingrays gliding through this underwater paradise.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
April, May, September, October
Jan
Coldest waters, good for spotting nudibranchs
Feb
Calm seas, ideal for exploring shallow reefs
Mar
Water temperature rising, more active marine life
Apr
Excellent visibility, start of coral growth season
More monthly highlights
May
Warm waters, abundant reef fish and invertebrates
Jun
Summer diving, potential for plankton blooms
Jul
Tropical conditions, good for seeing schools of fish
Aug
Warmest month, potential for typhoons
Sep
Visibility improving, good for exploring underwater landscapes
Oct
Ideal diving conditions, vibrant coral reefs
Nov
Good for spotting larger marine life
Dec
Calm seas, good for beginners and macro photography
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