Dive site guide · Offshore reefs & wrecks · Reef
Shaab Sataya — dive site guide
Also known as Dolphin Reef (Sataya), Sataya, Dolphin Reef, Sataya South, Sataya East, Shab Sataya N-W, Shaab Sataya Amphoren
Shaab Sataya is a reef in the Fury Shoal reefs of the Deep South, reached by liveaboard. The deepest documented point is around 20 m. Independent guides rate it beginner, where the current varies. Regularly reported life includes parrotfish, rays and coral structures. Its position comes from limited independent sources.
Documented site depths are not a recommended dive depth. Your dive plan stays within your certification limit and takes account of conditions and experience. Read our safety information.
What's the underwater landscape like?
Sources describe ~5 km horseshoe reef, sheltered lagoon, night dives and SE wall drift.
- Lagoon
- Wall
What marine life can you see?
Regularly seen: Parrotfish, rays and coral structures.
Occasional or seasonal — never guaranteed: But encounters depend on the animals.
Who can dive it?
Suitable for: Open Water, Advanced
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How do you dive Shaab Sataya with us?
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Liveaboard · 7 nights
Deep South · St John's
from €1,290 per person, twin cabin
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