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Blenheim's Bounty

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Discover Blenheim's Bounty, a captivating wreck dive in the Chagos Archipelago, where the remains of the historic ship Blenheim now serve as a thriving artificial reef. Explore the fascinating wreckage, now encrusted with coral and swarming with marine species, offering a unique glimpse into history and a vibrant ecosystem. The surrounding coral formations add another layer of beauty to this underwater treasure.

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Peak Season January, February, March, April, September, October, November, December, May, June, July, August
Jan Excellent visibility, calm seas, abundant reef fish
Feb Continued pristine conditions, ideal for sharks and rays
Mar Peak of the dry season, exceptional diving
Apr Still excellent conditions, transition to slightly more plankton
More monthly highlights
May Slight increase in plankton, potential for manta rays
Jun Rainy season, but often short bursts of rain followed by sun
Jul Manta ray feeding season, good chance of sightings
Aug Continued manta ray activity, potential for whale sharks
Sep Transition back to drier season, visibility improves
Oct Excellent conditions return, abundant pelagics
Nov Peak of the dry season, ideal for all types of diving
Dec Continued excellent conditions, very little rain
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