Disney Land
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About this site
Disney Land is a dive site in the Iris Strait, situated between Aiduma and the smaller Dramai Island in Triton Bay, West Papua. The site is characterised by black corals that grow across the reef, giving it a distinctive appearance among the dives in the area.
Current runs through the strait, and the site is known for the marine life this flow supports. Large congregations of sweetlips and white snappers gather in the current, alongside wobbegong and reef fishes. The black corals scattered across the site add a further visual element that appeals to underwater photographers.
Conditions here are influenced by the current moving through the Iris Strait, which can be strong, making the site better suited to divers comfortable with current diving.
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