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Annobón Island
Equatorial Guinea
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3 Dive Sites
0 Dive Centers
Annobón Island, a remote volcanic outpost in the South Atlantic, invites divers to explore its dramatic underwater topography. Plunge into clear waters to discover steep drop-offs and caves, all teeming with rich marine biodiversity.
Best Time to Dive
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| 30°C | 31°C | 31°C | 30°C | 29°C | 29°C | 30°C | 31°C | 31°C | 30°C | 29°C | 30°C |
Peak Season
January, February, August, March, July, September
Jan
Exceptional visibility, pristine reefs, potential for large pelagics.
Feb
Peak season for visibility and calm seas, ideal for all diving levels.
Mar
Still excellent conditions, start of the transition to the rainy season.
Apr
Rainy season, increased plankton, good for macro life and smaller fish.
More monthly highlights
May
Rainy season, reduced visibility but rich biodiversity.
Jun
End of rainy season, visibility improving, good for exploring.
Jul
Post-rainy season, clear waters, potential for turtle sightings.
Aug
Warm waters, excellent visibility, possibility of manta rays and other large pelagics.
Sep
Manta ray season, prime conditions for encountering large marine life.
Oct
Transition to rainy season, visibility may decrease.
Nov
Rainy season, reduced visibility but still supports a rich marine environment.
Dec
End of rainy season, visibility improving, good for exploring.
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