SEAFAN

Dive Sites
Written By Sina Ritter

Seafan, locally known as Rivehthi Falaghando (= “beautiful reef”) is one of the most photogenic reef sites around the island. It’s an easy, gentle dive, perfect for getting lost in detail: soft corals in all shades of pastel, healthy hard coral structures, and of course, the signature seafan garden that gives the site its name. Gorgonians sway in the current like underwater lace, creating the perfect backdrop for wide-angle shots and macro scenes alike.

It may be calm and colorful on the reef, but don’t forget to glance into the blue. Cruising thresher sharks or passing tiger sharks are regularly spotted here.

It’s that mix of peaceful reef and big blue potential that makes Seafan such a favorite - ideal for relaxed diving days with your camera in hand, and always worth a slow, curious pass.

Sina Ritter

Sina Ritter is an underwater artist and ocean advocate. Growing up landlocked, she always yearned for the mystery of the water. Now, having made the ocean her number one priority, she lives life as an oceanic nomad, allowing her to spend over 300 days a year exploring the hidden treasures she used to dream of as a child.

Her work is driven by her vision to bring the magic of the deep blue to the surface - to the homes & minds of people - and raise awareness for the ocean´s most beautiful feature: to sustain all life on Earth.

She specializes in showcasing the soft side of the raw wilderness in our world, primarily below the surface.

Dive in and explore her collections of unique, one-of-a-kind fine art prints from the most exotic places around the world.

https://palms2peaks.com
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