Muck · Reef
San Miguel
About This Dive Site
A macro-focused site on a gentle sandy slope that transitions north into a sloping coral reef with soft corals and scattered bommies. The dive typically concludes near shallow seagrass beds, a reliable spot for seahorses and pipefish. Deeper sections feature old tires that provide cover for resident frogfish; the 30-metre maximum depth calls for more than beginner training.
Current Conditions
Typical current strength at this dive site
Mild
Light current that is easy to swim against. Comfortable for most certified divers.
Strength Scale
None
Mild
Moderate
Strong
Best Time to Visit
Monthly conditions and seasonal highlights — tap a month
Outside peak diving season. Conditions may be less predictable.
Marine Life
5 species recorded at this site
Hazards & Safety
Be aware of these potential hazards at this dive site
Depth
MediumDeeper sections reach a 30 m maximum, past beginner limits — Advanced Open Water recommended below 20 m
Boat traffic
LowBangka pickup near the seagrass-bed exit; surface with SMB
Certification Required
A minimum of Open Water (Advanced Open Water recommended past 20m) certification is required to dive this site.
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Depth Profile
Vertical range at this site
Minimum Depth
16 ft
Shallowest point
Average Depth
52 ft
Typical dive depth
Maximum Depth
98 ft
Deepest point
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