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Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary adventures

Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary Adventures

Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary is a vibrant and ecologically significant area known for its rich marine biodiversity and stunning underwater landscapes.

1,500
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
5,000
Annual Visitors
1985
Year Established

About Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary

Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary
 

Dublon Island Marine Sanctuary, located within the Chuuk Lagoon of the Federated States of Micronesia, serves as a refuge for an abundant variety of marine life. Its extensive coral reefs and diverse underwater ecosystems are home to species such as manta rays, sea turtles, and countless colorful fish. The sanctuary plays a crucial role in preserving these vital habitats and supporting the local fishing community. Historically, the area around Dublon Island was significant during World War II, with many submerged wrecks today that serve as fascinating diving sites, attracting divers from around the globe. Beyond its underwater appeal, the sanctuary also boasts scenic beaches and opportunities for bird watching, making it a favored destination for ecotourists and nature enthusiasts.

Highlights

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Diving among World War II wrecks

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Colorful coral reef exploration

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Manta ray sightings in their natural habitat

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Pristine beaches ideal for relaxation

Notable Natural Features

Truk Lagoon WWII Wrecks

Submerged warships and aircraft from World War II offer unique dive sites.

Coral Gardens

An expanse of vibrant coral reefs supporting a variety of marine species.

Blue Hole

A beautiful underwater cavern filled with marine life.