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Pawoni Hill

Pawoni Hill, for us, is one of those sites that just feels right. It’s not about huge pelagics or dramatic drop-offs; it’s about the sheer density of life at a smaller scale, and the feeling of being completely immersed in it. We love to take our time here, hovering over the reef, letting the current carry us gently along while we focus on the details. You’ll spot so many interesting creatures if you look closely. We’ve seen Blue-spotted Stingrays nestled in the sand and countless cowries tucked into crevices. The wrasses, like the Goldbar and Cigar wrasses, are constantly darting around, adding a splash of colour to the corals. We particularly enjoy finding the different cone shells – the Leopard Cone is always a treat to spot. Visibility can vary, but generally, it’s decent enough to appreciate the intricate beauty of the reef. We’d suggest going in the morning; the light seems to hit the corals just right, illuminating all the little nooks and crannies. This site really suits divers who appreciate macro life and are happy to slow down and truly observe.