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Plan your dives in Singapore

✅ 2 dive sites • 📸 0 photos • 🗓 Best months: The best time to dive in Singapore is between April and October, when the sea conditions are generally calm and visibility is at its peak. This period avoids the Northeast Monsoon season, which can bring rain and choppy waters.

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About Diving in Singapore
Scuba diving in Singapore is a unique experience that combines urban convenience with underwater exploration. While often overshadowed by its neighbors, Singapore offers a surprising variety of dive opportunities. Divers can explore vibrant artificial reefs, intriguing shipwrecks, and the bustling marine life that calls these structures home. The atmosphere is one of discovery and appreciation for marine conservation efforts. Expect to encounter an array of colorful fish, and if you're lucky, a seahorse or two. Diving in Singapore is accessible, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced divers looking to explore new waters.
Diving Overview
Diving in Singapore offers a blend of artificial reefs and shipwrecks, providing a haven for marine life and fascinating dive experiences. The well-organized dive operators and proximity to the city make it an easy and enjoyable diving destination.
Diving Conditions
Water temperatures in Singapore range from 27°C to 30°C (81°F to 86°F). Visibility can vary significantly, typically ranging from 3 to 10 meters. Currents are generally mild but can be stronger around certain sites, suitable for divers of all skill levels.
Top Dive Sites
  1. Hantu Island (Southern Islands, Singapore)
    Known for its macro life, Hantu Island offers divers a chance to spot nudibranchs, seahorses, and a variety of reef fish.
  2. Sister's Islands Marine Park (Southern Islands, Singapore)
    Singapore's first marine park, featuring thriving coral reefs and diverse marine life, ideal for both diving and snorkeling.
  3. Kusu Island (Southern Islands, Singapore)
    Offers a mix of natural and artificial reefs, providing a habitat for various fish species and occasional turtle sightings.
Marine Life
Divers in Singapore can expect to encounter a variety of marine life, including clownfish, batfish, parrotfish, and the occasional seahorse. The artificial reefs are teeming with small reef fish and macro critters, making it a great place for underwater photography.
Reef Type
Artificial reefs primarily, with some natural fringing reefs.
Reef Condition
The reefs are in a recovering state due to ongoing conservation efforts, with artificial structures supporting marine life growth.
Conservation
Singapore's marine conservation efforts are evident in the establishment of marine parks such as the Sister's Islands Marine Park. Strict regulations are in place to protect marine biodiversity, including no-touch rules and designated conservation areas.
Best Time to Dive
The best time to dive in Singapore is between April and October, when the sea conditions are generally calm and visibility is at its peak. This period avoids the Northeast Monsoon season, which can bring rain and choppy waters.
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