You have to know that there are special diving spots. Around the water bungalows there is not much to watch. The best place to diving is by the reef itself. When you arrive at a Kurumathi Island Resort you will go to a water sports center and there you will explain everything.
I asked this as the last resort there we went to was wonderful but the water was to shallow in front of the Ayer Water bungalows. :( this was one of the only disappointments of the holiday. There was of course deeper water on the other side of the island and dive Centre! But we are looking for deeper than thigh depth in front?
Sorry! did not phrase that question very well!. I meant is it deep enough to dive in from the actually water bungalow. Did not I dive under the water but into. If it is only 1.5 - 2 meters it would not be so thanks for the answer :) Do you know the numbers of the water bungalows that are in the deepest water, please?
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Nice video. Thanks for posting. How deep is the sea in front of the water bungalows? Is it deep enough to dive in please?
1.5 - 2 meters. COMPLETELY AVAILABLE FOR DIVING.
You have to know that there are special diving spots. Around the water bungalows there is not much to watch. The best place to diving is by the reef itself.
When you arrive at a Kurumathi Island Resort you will go to a water sports center and there you will explain everything.
I asked this as the last resort there we went to was wonderful but the water was to shallow in front of the Ayer
Water bungalows. :( this was one of the only disappointments of the holiday. There was of course deeper water on the other side of the island and dive Centre! But we are looking for deeper than thigh depth in front?
Sorry! did not phrase that question very well!. I meant is it deep enough to dive in from the actually water bungalow. Did not I dive under the water but into. If it is only 1.5 - 2 meters it would not be so thanks for the answer :) Do you know the numbers of the water bungalows that are in the deepest water, please?
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