| Some of our Dive Sites at Bangaram |
| Manta Point (10-5 meters) : |
| Cleaner station for Manta's during Manta season and a great dive regardless of the Manta's. We’ve spotted juvenile whale sharks, a Minke whale, Guitar sharks and much more here. A beautiful sloping reef, Manta point hosts a variety of coral, large schools of fish and is a premium dive site at Bangaram. |
| Grand Canyon (10-40 meters) : |
| A spectacular deep dive along the walls of an underwater canyon with amazing topography. A truly blissful dive… |
| Princess Royale (10-23 meters) : |
| Remains of a 200 year old British Galleon that was discovered by Andreas Heidman, the previous dive instructor at Bangaram. The bell has been salvaged and housed at the museum at Agatti. Three canons remain at 10 meters and some crockery at about 23 meters. A site protected by the Archaeological Survey of India after an expedition with Lacadives and the Indian Navy, the Princess is one of the few charted wrecks in the Lakshadweep. |
| Thinnakara Hill (10-25 meters) : |
| The Hill pops up from the depths on a wide sandy patch and is almost always an action filled dive as current brings a diverse array of fish life to it. Plenty of Schooling Jacks, Eagle rays and loads of groupers make this an awesome dive. |
| 3 Anchors & a Ring : |
| A shallow drift dive along the remains of an unidentified Barge possibly where the top deck, 3 HUGE anchors and a ring remain to date. Stumbled upon by our Instructors, the site is abundant with fish life from stingrays to snappers. |
| Little Canyon (6-15 meters) : |
| An unusual site with overhangs, swim-through tunnels and plenty of fish from resident Sweet Lips to the occasional Fantail ray. Lovely site for photo-ops and a shallow dive. |
| Shallow Point (8-18 meters) : |
| Great for beginners and advanced divers as well with loads of sand and coral heads. A nesting site for Titan Triggerfish during season, Shallow Point is also great for spotting resident Leopard Morays, Lionfish and loads of tiny stuff in the sand as well as the coral.
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