Taiwan
Long Dong Bay South Wall
About this Dive Site
Description
The South Wall of Long Dong Bay presents a similar vertical seascape to its northern counterpart, dropping to around 27 meters and blanketed in soft corals. While currents can be more challenging here, the rewards include encounters with larger fish species and the occasional graceful turtle.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
May, June, July, August, September, October
Jan
Cold water diving, good for hardy marine life.
Feb
Slightly warmer, still challenging conditions.
Mar
Water starts to warm up, more active marine life.
Apr
Good visibility, ideal for exploring caves and overhangs.
More monthly highlights
May
Pleasant water temperatures, excellent visibility.
Jun
Warmest water, potential for plankton blooms affecting visibility.
Jul
Summer diving, good for seeing nudibranchs and small reef fish.
Aug
Continued warm water diving, good for macro photography.
Sep
Post-rainy season clarity, good for exploring the 'Dragon Cave'.
Oct
Autumn diving, excellent visibility and comfortable temperatures.
Nov
Water cooling down, good for seeing larger fish species.
Dec
Winter conditions, challenging but rewarding for experienced divers.
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