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Petite Côte

Senegal
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Explore the diverse underwater realms of Petite Côte, stretching from the Cap-Vert peninsula to the Saloum Delta in Senegal. With its accessible sites and calm waters, this coastal stretch invites divers to discover vibrant reef fish, graceful turtles, and the occasional pelagic visitor amidst its sandy shores.
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Peak Season December, January, February, March, October, November
Jan Cooler, clear waters. Good for spotting larger pelagics.
Feb Continued excellent visibility, potential for whale sharks passing.
Mar Warming waters, good visibility.
Apr Visibility starts to decrease as temperatures rise.
More monthly highlights
May Warmer waters, potential for plankton blooms.
Jun Peak warm season, good for spotting reef fish.
Jul Start of the rainy season, but often offshore, so visibility can remain decent.
Aug Rainy season continues, generally good conditions.
Sep Rainy season ending, visibility improving.
Oct Excellent visibility returning, start of the cooler, drier season.
Nov Prime diving season, clear waters and abundant marine life.
Dec Best diving conditions of the year, very clear water, potential for large pelagics.
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