Habib Wall

Habib wall is a coastal reef wall dive near the Lebanese coast, typically accessed from the shore or a small local boat. The site features a vertical wall that drops from the shallows to deeper levels, with varied vertical terrain and occasional overhangs. Expect moderate to good visibility in fair weather, with currents that can vary by tide. The wall hosts a range of Mediterranean species typical of rocky habitats, including wrasses, groupers, moray eels, octopus, and damselfish, along with sponges and gorgonians in the upper sections. Entry is straightforward from a beach or short boat ride, and there are several access points within a short drive from nearby towns. The site is commonly frequented by local divers and can be combined with visits to nearby coastal towns such as Selaata, Chekka, and Batroun for a coastal dive day.