
Fakarava South Pass (Tumakohua)
French PolynesiaFakarava South Pass, 200 m wide, is part of a UNESCO biosphere reserve and home to 600 gray reef sharks on average, joined by more than 17,000 camouflage groupers that come to spawn around...
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Fakarava South Pass, 200 m wide, is part of a UNESCO biosphere reserve and home to 600 gray reef sharks on average, joined by more than 17,000 camouflage groupers that come to spawn around...

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El Boiler is a pinnacle off San Benedicto, in the Revillagigedo Islands, rising from 45 meters to a few meters below the surface.

Crystal Bay is a bay on Nusa Penida, off Bali, where sunfish rise to be cleaned from August to October, in 18 to 20°C water.

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Chumphon Pinnacle is a granite pinnacle 10 kilometers northwest of Koh Tao, with its top at 14 meters covered in anemones.

Castle Rock is a seamount in the north of Komodo National Park, rising from beyond 60 m to 4 m below the surface.

Cape Kri is the eastern tip of Kri Island, in Raja Ampat: in 2012, ichthyologist Gerald Allen counted 374 fish species there in a single dive, a world record.

Cap La Houssaye, a basalt point north of Saint-Gilles harbor, marks the northern edge of the Réunion Marine Nature Reserve.

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