Underwater Love #4 - Tiger Shark on Pinnacles Reef��

Underwater Love #4 - Tiger Shark on Pinnacles Reef👌

Mozambique, Ponta do Ouro,

Pinnacles: This is a deep dive, starting at  32 – 37 m and only recommended for experienced divers. To dive here is very weather dependent as it is a 20 – 30 minute boat ride out into the open ocean.

Pickhandle Barracuda, King Mackerel, Ignobilis Kingfish, and Wahoo congregate on the reef attracting the different shark species, such as the Bull Shark, the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, Dusky and occasionally Tiger Shark. Although this kind of activity is normal for Pinnacles, it can be very unpredictable and very quiet some days.

There are no pinnacles as such but there are two ledges with an old anchor and chain draped along the inshore one. There are big boulders between both ledges and you can see the odd Honeycomb Moray Eel, schooling Bannerfish, Potato Bass, Goldies.

Underwater Love #3 - Diamond Butterfly Ray on Doddles Reef👌

Mozambique, Ponta do Ouro, Every Dive Is A Memory. Doodles is a small reef and consists of several rock formations which are scattered around. The spot offers an amazing scuba diving experience. Diving depths here range between 14-16 m

Underwater Love #2- Friendly Dolphins on Doddles Reef

Mozambique, Ponta do Ouro, Every Dive Is A Memory. Doodles is a small reef and consists of several rock formations which are scattered around. The spot offers an amazing scuba diving experience. Diving depths here range between 14-16 m

Underwater Love #1 - Hawksbill sea turtle on Anchor Reef

Every Dive Is a New Story - Doodles, Ponta do Ouro, Mozambique

 Doodles,
Referred to as Ponta's 'Home reef ' only a 10 minute boat ride from the shore, the reef is mainly soft Coral on a scattering of sandstone rocks. Probably one of the busiest reefs in the Ponta area often the reef cannot be seen for the amount of fish in the way! Honeycomb Rays nestle in the sand with Ribbontails and Blue Spotted Rays as companions, Sharks are seen around here Zambezi and Bull Sharks being the most spotted, joining them in the feast are Mackerel, Kingfish, Tuna and Queen fish all enjoying a piece of the action, sometimes you just have to sit on the sand and watch the action above you.