4 minutes from Nabucco Islands. Twilight dive. Dive just before sunset to observe mandarin fish mating, then continue with the night dive. Shallow sandy bottom (5-6 meters).

Starts with a sandy coral slope, then turns into a wall at 40 to 50 meters. Best dived in moderate current, right shoulder to the reef. Often the dive is finished on the reef top at Big Fish Country or in the channel.

Steeply sloping reef up to 40 meters with beautiful corals, then sandy slope. Some narrow bays with sand and rubble. Dive with right shoulder to the reef.

One of the most popular dive sites in the atoll. 7 minutes from Nabucco Islands in northeast direction. The best time to dive is when the current is strong. This dive site is characterized by a channel which turns into a wall at 26 meters. A reef hook is required.

Sloping reef with healthy corals, large bays with sandy slopes and rubble. Mostly protected from current especially in the bays. Diving right shoulder to de reef.

House reef of Nabucco Islands Center. Shallow reef with sandy bottom, maximum depth 5 meters. Best near high tide for diving. Very good for snorkeling.

Located 7 minutes northeast of Nabucco Islands. Steep rock as well as a large, old fishing net with beautiful vegetation characterize this dive site. Dive with the left shoulder to the wall. Best time to dive is at high tide.

15 minutes north from Maratua Island is a steep reef with crevices, small bays and overhangs full of macro life. Dive with the right shoulder to the reef.

10 minutes east of Nabucco Islands lies this dive spot. A coral slope turns into a steep wall which is bordered by a sandy plateau at 30 meters. Dive with the left shoulder to the wall.

This popular dive site is located 5 minutes east of Nabucco Island. Terraced slope with a sandy plateau at about 27-30 meters, then drop off. Dive with left shoulder to the reef.