Solomon Islands
Mary Island's South Pinnacle
About this Dive Site
Description
Descend upon Mary Island's South Pinnacle, a submerged volcanic peak blanketed in vibrant soft corals and pulsating with marine activity. Keep an eye out for powerful pelagic visitors like tuna and mackerels, alongside majestic reef sharks, while schools of red snapper and surgeonfish dart through the colorful coral gardens.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
March, April, May, September, January, February, June, July, August, October
Jan
Good visibility, potential for pelagics
Feb
Consistent diving, vibrant coral reefs
Mar
Excellent visibility, strong chance of encountering sharks and rays
Apr
Transition to drier season, great conditions for open water dives
More monthly highlights
May
Peak dry season, exceptional visibility and marine life
Jun
Good diving, less crowded
Jul
Consistent pelagic encounters
Aug
Manta ray season begins, good chance of sightings
Sep
Manta ray season in full swing, excellent visibility
Oct
Manta rays still present, transition to wetter season
Nov
Rainy season starts, visibility can be reduced, good for macro
Dec
Rainy season, focus on sheltered dive sites
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