French Polynesia
Shark Point
About this Dive Site
Description
Shark Point, a renowned dive site in Tahiti, lives up to its name with frequent sightings of graceful reef sharks patrolling the vibrant coral formations. Excellent visibility often graces this popular location, offering divers a thrilling and memorable underwater encounter.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
May, April, June, July, August, September, October
Jan
Rainy season, good for sharks and rays in protected bays, potential for plankton
Feb
Rainy season, potential for humpback whale sightings offshore
Mar
End of rainy season, still good for sharks and rays, whale sightings possible
Apr
Transition to dry season, improved visibility, good reef diving
More monthly highlights
May
Excellent diving conditions, clear waters, abundant marine life
Jun
Dry season, consistent visibility, good for exploring wrecks and reefs
Jul
Peak dry season, calm seas, good for shark feeding dives
Aug
Continued excellent diving, good visibility, vibrant coral
Sep
End of dry season, good visibility, possibility of manta rays
Oct
Manta ray season begins, transition to rainy season
Nov
Rainy season starts, visibility can decrease, good for manta rays and sharks
Dec
Rainy season, potential for plankton blooms, good for pelagics
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