Raycrew

Best months: Jan–Dec

Protected Area

Majuro

Why dive here

With 182+ marine species recorded in the area - including barracuda, blacktip reef sharks, eagle rays, grey reef sharks and whitetip reef sharks - Raycrew offers some of Majuro Atoll's richest reef diving. Water sits around 28°C.

Marine lifeBarracuda, Blacktip Reef Sharks, Eagle Rays, Grey Reef Sharks and Whitetip Reef Sharks · 182+ species recorded

Water28°C · warmest January, February, March

CharacterReef dive

StandoutExceptional marine biodiversity

Raycrew is one of those spots that just feels right, a proper coral reef dive. We don't always get excited about just "coral reef," but this one has a certain magic to it, especially when the light hits just so. It’s not about huge pelagics here, more about a busy, bustling reef that keeps your eyes scanning. We love drifting along, picking out the smaller details. You'll spot a surprising number of Humphead Unicornfish, which are always fun to watch as they graze. Look closer for Messmate Pipefish tucked into the coral, and the flash of a Yellowmargin Triggerfish darting past. The stony corals here are healthy and form a labyrinth that makes for interesting swimming, feeling like you’re exploring an ancient city. We’ve found the best visibility tends to be in the morning, before any afternoon chop picks up. It’s a comfortable dive, nothing too challenging, ideal for divers who enjoy a relaxed pace and appreciate the smaller, intricate side of reef life.