Conditions
Hazards & safety
Currents on the wall
Boat traffic
Depth on the drop-off
Conditions & forecast
Diving: Good
Wind
6 km/h SW
Air
31.2°C
Water
27.9°C
Waves
0.2 m
Tide
↓ Falling
High 09:00 · Low 03:00
Next 24 hours
00h
30.6°
7 km/h
01h
30.4°
9 km/h
02h
29.9°
9 km/h
03h
29.1°
7 km/h
04h
28.4°
8 km/h
05h
28°
9 km/h
06h
27.4°
8 km/h
07h
28.1°
8 km/h
08h
29.9°
9 km/h
09h
31.8°
8 km/h
10h
32.4°
12 km/h
11h
31.6°
18 km/h
12h
31.9°
19 km/h
13h
32.7°
16 km/h
14h
34.2°
12 km/h
15h
34.6°
12 km/h
16h
34°
14 km/h
17h
33.8°
12 km/h
18h
33.2°
12 km/h
19h
33°
12 km/h
20h
32°
16 km/h
21h
31.6°
15 km/h
22h
31.4°
9 km/h
23h
30.5°
6 km/h
Fri
35.1° / 28.5°
24 km/h · 0.4 m
Sat
34.6° / 27.4°
19 km/h · 0.2 m
Sun
35.5° / 27.3°
13 km/h · 0.1 m
Mon
36.5° / 29.6°
22 km/h · 0.4 m
Tue
34.9° / 30.5°
32 km/h · 0.8 m
Wed
35.2° / 29.8°
29 km/h · 0.8 m
Thu
35.8° / 31.2°
22 km/h · 0.5 m
About this site
Big Giftun's eastern flank offers spectacular wall and drift diving along steep reef faces that plunge into the blue, fringed by hard and soft corals. The plateau and drop-offs host turtles, Napoleon wrasse, groupers and frequent passing pelagics, with occasional reef sharks on the deeper edges. Currents can be brisk, making it a rewarding drift for more experienced divers.
What you'll see
Marine life
HighModerateLow
Bigeye TrevallyCaranx sexfasciatusHighGreat BarracudaSphyraena barracudaHighSuez FusilierCaesio suevicaHighDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolorModerateGiant TrevallyCaranx ignobilisModerateNapoleon (Humphead) WrasseCheilinus undulatusModerateSpotted Eagle RayAetobatus narinariLow
Bigeye Trevally
Caranx sexfasciatus Year-round0.5–0.85m
Great Barracuda
Sphyraena barracuda Year-round1.0–1.8m
Suez Fusilier
Caesio suevica Year-round0.15–0.25m
Dogtooth Tuna
Gymnosarda unicolor Year-round0.8–2.0m
Giant Trevally
Caranx ignobilis Year-round0.8–1.7m
Napoleon (Humphead) Wrasse
Cheilinus undulatus Year-round1.2–2.0m
Spotted Eagle Ray
Aetobatus narinari Year-round1.5–3.0m
Probabilities are aggregated from verified sightings by Dive Plaza divers. They are guides, not promises — the sea is the sea.