Unlike diving during daylight hours, night diving allows divers to explore the underwater environment after the sun has set, revealing a whole new array of nocturnal marine life and behaviours.
During a night dive, divers typically enter the water as dusk falls, equipped with specialised dive lights to illuminate their surroundings. The darkness adds an element of mystery and excitement to the dive, as divers rely on their lights to navigate through the underwater landscape.

One of the most captivating aspects of night diving is the chance to witness nocturnal marine creatures in action. Many fish and other marine organisms that hide during the day emerge at night to feed and hunt, offering divers a glimpse into a hidden world of activity. From hunting octopuses to barracudas, night diving reveals a fascinating array of behaviours and interactions.