Ray Point Dive Site

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Amazing fishes & life!
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Medium current
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Good visibility: 10->20m
Level Advanced Divers
Dive depth Normal diving depth, 10-25m

Ray Point is a dive site in Mabul Island renowned for its numerous bluespotted rays lying on the sandy bottom. The slope is going down slowly to 25 m deep. You can also spot a lot of lionfishes, groupers and trevallies. The gorgonians, sponges and coral are also very beautiful.

Location based around one or many Rocks.

Best time to dive: the ideal period to plan holidays here isApril to May. Access: from the Shore. See the map of Ray Point on the right for the exact location.

Ray Point Ray Point is a dive site in Mabul Island renowned for its numerous bluespotted rays lying on the san... Julien 4

Fishes you may spot while diving Ray Point

  • Crocodile Fish Crocodile Fish
  • Flamboyant Cuttlefish Flamboyant Cuttlefish
  • Frogfish Frogfish
  • Garden Eel Garden Eel
  • Lobster Lobster
  • Mandarin Fish Mandarin Fish
  • Mantis Schrimp Mantis Schrimp
  • Nudibranch Nudibranch
  • Octopus Octopus

... and more fishes & sea life, Blueringed Octopus, Green Turtle, Hawksbill Turtle

Photos

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  • Blue Nudibranch in Lembeh Strait
    Blue Nudibranch in Lembeh Strait
    Photo by Rich Guest
  • Beautiful & Colorful Mandarin Fish
    Beautiful & Colorful Mandarin Fish
    Photo by Rich Guest
  • Frogfish
    Frogfish
    Photo by Jihye Lee
  • Yellow Frogfish Lembeh Strait
    Yellow Frogfish Lembeh Strait
    Photo by Jihye Lee
  • Black Spotted Nudibranch
    Black Spotted Nudibranch
    Photo by Jihye Lee
  • Pufferfish Below
    Pufferfish Below
    Photo by Jihye Lee
  • Nudibranch And Starfish
    Nudibranch And Starfish
    Photo by Rich Guest
  • Yellow Frogfish
    Yellow Frogfish
    Photo by Rich Guest
  • White Nudibranch
    White Nudibranch
    Photo by Rich Guest
  • Octopus Sea Floor
    Octopus Sea Floor
    Photo by Jihye Lee

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Seaventure

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Seaventure Platform is a very unique dive site in Mabul, which consists of an old oil rig platform converted into a hote...
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Crocodile Avenue

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Crocodile Avenue is a super diving site in Mabul for macro photography. It is a sandy slope slowly going down with some ...
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Lobster Wall

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Lobster Wall is maybe the best dive site around Mabul Island. It is a very nice wall with many cracks where numerous lob...
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Eel Garden

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Eel Garden is one of the best diving sites around Mabul Island. There is a sandy bottom going down to 20 m. It is really...
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Froggy Lair

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Froggy Lair is THE dive site for muck diving, underwater macro photography and fans of critters in Mabul! The visibility...

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