Rappel (11)

Rappel (11) is a shallow to mid-depth wall site known for a consistent wall drop and a series of ledges that attract small reef fish and invertebrates. The dive entry is typically from a shore or boat ramp with relatively gentle currents, making it accessible to recreational divers with basic training. Expect clear water with typical tropical visibility and a gradient that drops from around 6–8 meters down to deeper sections beyond 20 meters in well‑scoped parts of the wall. The site supports macro life such as anemones, small wrasses, and blennies, with occasional larger fish patrolling the drop. Because this is a coastal, reef-driven site, conditions can vary with wind and surge, so plan for currents and plan your safety stops accordingly.