Tsunami Island

Unique diving experience around a small rocky island with rich marine biodiversity and interesting underwater topography that creates natural swim-throughs.

Site Overview

Detailed information about this spectacular dive site

Tsunami Island is a small rocky outcrop that provides a unique diving experience unlike any other in the Tarkarli region. The island's underwater topography creates interesting swim-throughs, overhangs, and provides shelter for various marine species. Divers can circumnavigate the entire island during a single dive, experiencing different underwater landscapes and marine life.

Topography

The island features steep rocky walls that drop from the surface to about 10 meters depth. The underwater terrain includes natural arches, caves, and swim-throughs created by the island's unique geological formation. The rocky structure provides numerous hiding places for marine life.

Diving Conditions

The site features moderate to strong currents around the island, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced divers. Currents can vary significantly depending on tide and weather conditions, adding an element of challenge to the dive.

Best Time to Dive

Ideal diving conditions from November to February when currents are more predictable and marine life is most active. During this period, visibility ranges from 6-12 meters and water temperatures are comfortable for extended diving.

Unique Experience

Tsunami Island

Depth Range:6-10 meters
Max Depth:10 meters
Visibility:6-12 meters
Difficulty:Intermediate
Duration:50-70 minutes
Entry Method:Boat entry with island circumnavigation
Best Season:November to February

Site Location

Location and navigation information

Dive Site Coordinates

Latitude:16.0234
Longitude:73.4678
Entry Point:Boat entry with island circumnavigation

The dive site is accessible by boat from Tarkarli Bandar Jetty. Our professional crew will ensure safe navigation to the site and provide all necessary safety equipment.

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Marine Life Highlights

Discover the incredible marine life at this dive site

Tsunami Island's rocky structure creates a unique underwater environment with numerous hiding places and feeding grounds. The island's underwater topography attracts larger fish species and provides excellent opportunities for macro photography.

Large schools of snappers and groupers
Moray eels in rocky crevices
Octopus and cuttlefish
Various reef fish species
Occasional barracuda sightings
Crustaceans and mollusks

Risks & Conditions

Important safety information and conditions

Environmental Conditions

  • Moderate to strong currents around the island
  • Rocky terrain requires careful navigation
  • Variable visibility during monsoon
  • Potential for entanglement in fishing nets

Safety Guidelines

  • Good buoyancy control essential
  • Stay close to your dive buddy
  • Monitor current direction and strength
  • Avoid touching or disturbing marine life

Photo Gallery

Explore the underwater beauty through our photo gallery

Tsunami Island aerial view

Aerial view of Tsunami Island

Rock formations around Tsunami Island

Unique underwater rock formations

School of fish at Tsunami Island

Large schools of fish

Swim-through at Tsunami Island

Natural swim-through formations

Marine life diversity at Tsunami Island

Rich marine biodiversity

Underwater caves at Tsunami Island

Interesting underwater caves

Diver exploring Tsunami Island

Unique diving experience

Island circumnavigation dive

Complete island circumnavigation

Available Packages

Available diving packages for this site

Discover Scuba Diving

Comprehensive diving experience with extended time to explore the marine life at this site.

Ready to Dive at Tsunami Island?

Experience the unique underwater world of Tsunami Island with our professional diving services. Our certified instructors will ensure you have a safe and memorable diving experience.

Tsunami Island Dive Site - Tarkarli Divers