Low Wai Hoe
- SSI Advanced Open Water Diver (Oct 1999)
- SSI Open Water Diver (Apr 1999)
Places I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:152
- Total dives count:152
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:5 days 0 hrs 2 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
Malaysia - Deepest Dive:
39.2m in South Male Atoll, Maldives - Longest Dive:
75 min in Kangaroo Island, Southern Australia, Australia - Pictures in logbook:24
- Number of species spotted:9
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Favorite Dives
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2007-08-20 Indonesia Nusa Penida, Bali
Manta PointEstimated entry time, dive time and depth. The site that has made Penida famous. Very regular sightings of adult Manta Rays, Turtles and Nurse Sharks make this site on the exposed south side of the island stunning, but the sea conditions have to be favourable, so it is definitely a dive to be savoured.
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2009-12-27 Maldives North Ari Atoll
Maaya ThilaOne of the richest and most vibrant reefs in the Maldives, the thila is about 80 meters in diameter. The top of the reef starts at six meters, sloping to 12m, before dropping to beyond 30m. Caves, overhangs and ledges are found all along the reef wall. Millions of anchovies disperse and regroup to form a variation of shapes stealing the show from the Grey sharks and their companions the Rainbow Runners. While schools of Snappers and Batfish hover beneath coral trees. Maaya Thila is also an excellent site for a night dive. After dark, predators swing into hunting mode. Sharks seem to zoom in from every direction. Their sense of urgency and frantic search for prey are felt in wave after wave of electrifying melee. Moray eels are seen leaving their holes to search for food. Octopuses are sighted in ambush position for a shellfish in passing. Species spotted: White Tip Reef Shark, Green Turtle, Blue Spotted Lion Fish, Marble Ray, Giant Moray. (Estimated entry time and dive time)
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2007-08-18 Indonesia Nusa Penida, Bali
ToyapakehEstimated entry time. The ‘jewel’ of Penida. Toyapakeh, which means ‘salt water’ in Balinese, is the richest site in Penida. It offers a steep wall to the south, terraces with huge hard coral formations in the bay and a shelving reef in the north. The density of coral, sponge and fish life is incredible and on a good day it has all this plus the large pelagics (hammerhead sharks, mantas and sunfish have been spotted here).
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2007-08-20 Indonesia Nusa Lembongan, Bali
MangroveEstimated entry time, dive time and depth. This site is so called due to its location, right by the mangrove area to the north east of Nusa Lembongan. Mangroves offers a healthy sloping coral reef, with small bommies and table corals waiting to be explored for the small stuff and often marble rays and other larger species swimming past in deeper water. Sharks are occasionally seen here too. A good site for all levels.
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