Cabbage Patch

Cabbage Patch Dive Site, located along the southern reef of Kanifaay, Yap in the Federated States of Micronesia, offers divers a spectacular underwater experience. Named after a vibrant bank of yellow lettuce coral, this dive site boasts crystal-clear waters and a diverse array of marine life.

Divers exploring Cabbage Patch can expect to encounter a variety of hard coral formations, schools of fish, and captivating sights such as eagle rays gracefully gliding through the currents. The site is also known for frequent encounters with reef sharks, turtles, and cuttlefish, adding to the thrill of each dive. Additionally, the presence of barracuda and other reef fish creates a vibrant underwater ecosystem.

For underwater photographers, Cabbage Patch provides excellent opportunities for capturing breathtaking reefscapes or up-close shots of macro marine life. The recommended dive plan includes a blue-water roll in, live entry, and a drift dive with a generous bottom time of 75 minutes. Conditions typically feature a depth range of 10m/33ft to 30m/100ft, sloping hard coral gardens, and mild to moderate currents. With visibility reaching up to an impressive 22m, divers are rewarded with excellent clarity for their underwater exploration.

Cabbage Patch Dive Site is suitable for divers of beginner to advanced levels, making it accessible for a wide range of diving enthusiasts. Whether you are just starting your underwater adventures or are an experienced diver seeking new and exciting encounters, this site offers a captivating and memorable experience.

Please note that the presence of less than 60' visibility is considered unsuitable for diving at Cabbage Patch Dive Site. Among the abundant marine wildlife you may come across are white tip reef sharks, grey reef sharks, moray eels, reef fish, and nudibranchs.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of Cabbage Patch Dive Site and discover the breathtaking underwater beauty awaiting you in the Federated States of Micronesia.