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Melissa's Garden
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Liveaboard cruises offering dives at the Melissa's Garden
La Galigofrom
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All about Melissa's Garden dive site
Corals
Depth max
35 m
Diver level
Novice
Visibility
to 25 m
For avid divers seeking an unforgettable underwater adventure, Melissa's Garden is an absolute must-see dive site on any Melissa's Garden liveaboard excursion. Situated within the itinerary of Melissa's Garden diving cruises, this captivating destination offers a wealth of remarkable features. Divers are treated to a mesmerizing array of vibrant coral formations, a haven for diverse marine life including angelfish, lionfish, and clownfish. The crystal-clear waters reveal a breathtaking underwater landscape, where delicate sea fans and colorful soft corals sway in the gentle currents. With its thriving ecosystem and stunning natural beauty, Melissa's Garden ensures an immersive and awe-inspiring experience for liveaboard divers exploring this remarkable dive site
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What to see
Exploring its depths reveals a diverse array of fish species, such as angelfish, lionfish, and clownfish, gracefully gliding through the coral gardens. Amongst the coral, delicate sea fans sway in the gentle currents, while colorful soft corals add splashes of vivid hues to the underwater landscape. Melissa's Garden is a true testament to the extraordinary beauty of the underwater world, captivating divers with its thriving ecosystem
When To Go Diving
Water temperature
From November to April, divers are greeted by a kaleidoscope of marine life, including vibrant angelfish, majestic lionfish, and curious clownfish. During this season, the water temperature hovers around a pleasant 27 to 29 degrees °C (81 to 84 degrees °F), creating a comfortable environment for divers. It is important to note that occasional mild currents can be encountered, adding an exciting element to the dive
