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Labas Island
Must see
This island resembles a piece of Swiss Cheese due to its abundance of caverns. Labas Island has two dive sites to offer the head or the tail, with both being equally challenging and simply fascinating. Whether you are swimming through the labyrinth of swim troughs or gliding along the dense coral garden at a depth of 18 metres, both experiences will create lasting memories.
Labas Island with its overgrown rock formation makes for an easy dive. You can just lazily glide along the fan and soft corals or visit the remains of a Japanese Fishing Boat. If snorkeling is your thing this is a great place to partake.
When To Go Diving
February to November, best visibility between March to May and mid September to early November.
What to see
The resident marine life you can find here are Angel Fish, Puffer Fish, Barracudas, Titan Trigger Fish, Rainbow Runners, Butterfly Fish, Napoleon Wrasse, Nurse Sharks, Black Tip Reef Sharks, Stingrays, Moray Eels, Lion Fish, Glasfishes and a vast array of Nudibranchs.