Gangneung, Gangwon
Mongle Mongle몽글몽글
A unique deep terrain dive featuring huge rounded boulders and rocks smoothed by ocean currents.
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About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | Approximately 23–30 m |
| Terrain | Clusters of large rounded boulders smoothed by ocean erosion |
| Highlights | Giant Pacific octopuses, large greenlings, black seabream |
| Example conditions | Water temperature 10–19°C, visibility 7–15 m |
| Dive style | Deep natural reef terrain boat dive |
What makes it special
Mongle Mongle is named for its unusual seascape of massive, smoothly rounded boulders and rocks shaped by centuries of sea currents.
The rounded crevices between the rocks provide prime hideouts for Giant Pacific octopuses and large greenlings. Gliding across the curved rock formations provides a serene and distinctive deep diving experience.
Dive guide
- Use a dive light to illuminate crevices where octopuses and fish conceal themselves.
- Establish a clear bottom time plan before descending to this 23–30m depth.
- Monitor currents passing between boulders to conserve energy.
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