Merikafalhu ( Tiger point )

Centuries of discarded fish remains outside the harbor drew in tiger sharks, now a resident population. Today, structured dives let groups descend to 10–11m (30-40ft), settle on the seabed (max 30 mins), and watch tiger sharks arrive after chum is released—an intense, unforgettable experience.

Marine life at this site

Tiger sharks and other large fish (rays, moray eels, groupers) focus on the fish heads stacked between the rocks. Once the meal is over, the sharks move more freely between the groups.

Based on open species observationswithin ~5 km — likely to see, not necessarily confirmed at the site itself.

Tiger Shark

Galeocerdo cuvier9 obs.

Whitetip Reef Shark

Triaenodon obesus3 obs.

White-spotted Eagle Ray

Aetobatus ocellatus2 obs.

Spotted Linckia

Linckia multifora2 obs.

Painted Spiny Lobster

Panulirus versicolor2 obs.

Rose Phyllidiella

Phyllidiella rosans2 obs.

Magnificent Sea Anemone

Radianthus magnifica1 obs.

Small Giant Clam

Tridacna maxima1 obs.

Day Octopus

Octopus cyanea1 obs.

Giant Triton Shell

Charonia tritonis1 obs.

Reef Manta Ray

Mobula alfredi1 obs.

Whale Shark

Rhincodon typus1 obs.

Noduled Sea Star

Fromia nodosa1 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Halgerda indotessellata1 obs.

Oceanic Manta Ray

Mobula birostris1 obs.

Green Barrel Sea Squirt

Didemnum molle1 obs.

Beautiful Feather Star

Cenometra bella1 obs.

Giant Sea Fan

Annella mollis1 obs.

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Hawksbill Sea Turtle

Eretmochelys imbricata3 obs.

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Svamp

Callyspongia biru1 obs.

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Slangestjerne

Breviturma brevipes1 obs.