Mari Mabuk
Mari Mabuk is a pinnacle near Waha village whose peak comes up to about 3–4 m, with a long ridge descending gradually into deeper water. The ridge is decorated with large sea fans and colourful soft corals, a saddle along it holds smaller life, and currents on the outer edges attract schooling reef fish and hunting trevally.
Facts
- Region: Wakatobi
- Area: Tomia North (Waha)
- Depth: 3–40 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: moderate
- Type: pinnacle, reef
- Coordinates: -5.7199, 123.8919 (approximate)
- Highlights: long ridge, large sea fans, soft coral, schooling reef fish, hunting trevally
- Tips: The average dive depth is around 18 m; look in the saddle for small critters.