Chile
Motu Nui
About this Dive Site
Description
Motu Nui, the largest of the islets south of Rapa Nui, offers a dramatic wall dive experience. Descend along sheer volcanic walls teeming with life, exploring shallow caverns and enjoying exceptional visibility. Keep an eye out for resident sea turtles and a vibrant array of reef fish.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
January, February, November, December
Jan
Warmest water, good for exploring statues and marine life.
Feb
Continued good visibility and warm water.
Mar
Slightly cooler, but still pleasant diving.
Apr
Autumn diving, good chance to see larger pelagics.
More monthly highlights
May
Water starts to cool, visibility can be variable.
Jun
Winter months, cooler water and potentially rougher seas.
Jul
Coldest water, visibility can be reduced.
Aug
Still winter conditions, potential for whale sightings from the surface.
Sep
Water begins to warm, spring conditions returning.
Oct
Good diving conditions as temperatures rise.
Nov
Pre-summer, excellent visibility and pleasant temperatures.
Dec
Summer diving begins, warm water and clear conditions.
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