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PULAU HANTU, SNGAPORE
Pulau Hantu is a small island located in the southern waters of Singapore, often known for its underwater biodiversity and a popular destination for diving enthusiasts. The name "Pulau Hantu" translates to "Ghost Island" in Malay, and while the island itself has an eerie name, it is well-loved by divers for its vibrant marine life and tranquil surroundings.
Pulau Hantu, Singapore
PULAU HANTU, LOCAL DIVES, SINGAPORE
Pulau Hantu is around 9 kilometers south of mainland Singapore, making it easily accessible by boat. It’s generally reached via dive operators who run boat trips to the island. The boat ride usually takes about 30-40 minutes.
Dates for such a trip could be scheduled on weekends throughout the year, depending on availability and weather conditions.
Water Visibility: The water clarity around Pulau Hantu can vary, with visibility ranging from 5 to 10 meters depending on the weather and tidal conditions. It can sometimes be a bit murky due to the proximity to Singapore’s busy shipping lanes, but it remains a great place to explore marine life in spite of this.
Water Temperature: The water is typically warm year-round, ranging from 28 to 30°C (82–86°F), which makes diving here comfortable for most divers without the need for heavy wetsuits.
Scuba Diving in Pulau Hantu, Singapore
In deeper waters, there are occasional sightings of pelagic fish, such as barracudas and jacks, although these are less frequent in comparison to reef species.
Macro Life: The area is also known for macro photography opportunities, with small critters like nudibranchs, seahorses, and shrimps often found in the shallows.
Turtles and Rays: Divers may encounter sea turtles and sometimes stingrays or eagle rays around the reef areas.
Descriptions
Pulau Hantu offers several dive sites suitable for both novice and experienced divers:
- Hantu Wreck: An artificial reef created by a wreck that attracts marine life, providing a habitat for fish and other organisms. It's one of the main attractions for divers who visit the island.
- The Coral Garden: A popular site with healthy coral growth, ideal for those who want to experience a vibrant underwater landscape.
- The South Jetty of Pulau Hantu is a popular dive site located on the southern side of the island. It is particularly well-known for its accessibility and rich marine life, making it a favored spot for both novice and experienced divers. The South Jetty is often used as the primary entry point for shore diving in the area, and it offers a variety of underwater experiences, ranging from vibrant coral gardens to intriguing macro life.
The depth around the South Jetty is relatively shallow, ranging from 5 meters near the shore to about 10-15 meters as you move further out, which is ideal for a relaxed dive with plenty of time to explore the coral and marine life.
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PULAU HANTU SINGAPORE (LOCAL DIVES)
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