 Lau LauLau Lau is the site where we take Discover Divers and where we typically take Open Water students. You usually don't have any current here, and the waves are usually small. The entry and exit are usually very easy. Depth for this dive ranges from 20' - 100'. There is a resident fish ball that we can usually find, and this is a good site to see turtles, both green and Hawksbill turtles. There is a wide variety of coral here and some very beautiful coral formations. This is a shore dive. |  Chin Sen Mauru shipwreckThis is a Korean supply ship that was taken and used by the Japanese during World War II. It was torpedoed and blown apart, so there reallly isn't much to penetrate, but it is still fun to swim around and check out. Maximum depth is 30'. Lots of fish, some white tip reef sharks and plenty of nudibranchs. This is a boat dive. |  SpotlightSpotlight is a cave that goes back up under the cliff line at Banzai cliff. There is a hole in the shelf rock on the ceiling of the cave that lets a shaft of light shine down into the cave in the middle of the day during the summer. There are some very cool tunnels to swim through in the rear of the cave that go up to air pockets within the cave. Depth is about 80' for this dive. This is a boat dive. |
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 Wing BeachThis is a summer only dive, usually May through September. The corals are more vibrant and colorful here than any other site on Saipan. The underwater topography is spectacular here with an underwater crevasse, and a sloping wall. This is a good dive to find octopus, lionfish, nudibranchs, huge stonefish and an assortment of other critters. Depth ranges from 5' to 110'. This is absolutely one of my favorite Saipan dives. This can be done as a shore or boat dive. |  DimpleDimple is a huge coral formation, the top of it is in about 50' of water and it drops off to about 120'. There are many different varieties of coral on this mound. You are likely to see Hawksbill turtles, moray eels, spotted eagle rays, and large schools of fish. This is a boat dive. |  Fleming Wall - TinianThe visibility here is amazing, usually 150'+. This is a sheer wall, dropping off to 250'. There are some very cool cracks and crevices to swim through. There are huge Gorgonian sea fans on the wall, sea whips and assorted coral. You typically see turtles here, rays and the occasional shark. Great dive for photography. This is a boat dive that leaves Saipan and goes to Tinian. |
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