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Underwater Photo Location: The Passage

Underwater Photo Location: The Passage

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a narrow channel between these 2 large islands which can flow with quite a strong current in the middle although it is quite calm along the sides. The channel has trees growing overhead and teems with marine life below the surface. Huge gorgonian fans and soft corals etc, even growing on the dead trees that have fallen into the water.
Facts about The Passage
  • It is in Indonesia
  • The Passage is in the Halmahera Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
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by Geoff Spiby
looking out from a cave into "The Passage", a marine "river" or narrow channel that separates 2 large islands in Raja Ampat

by Tunc Yavuzdogan
The Passage

by Mona Dienhart
great lightening in the Passage

by Mona Dienhart
entering the cave in the paasage

by Mona Dienhart
Gorgonian fan in th esun beams

by Hakan Basar
The Passage - Coral Gardens

by Morgan Ashton
Archerfish

by Joerg Blessing
Reef meets Jungle at "The Passage", Raja Ampat

by Joerg Blessing
Jungle meets Reef- The Passage

by Leena Roy
Natural light in cave in the Passage, Indonesia
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