Jina Pass

Jina is Kinasi's understudy and, on its day, the better dive. The southern pass moves less water, so its walls hold delicate growth the main channel cannot keep — fans, soft coral tufts, sponge in quantity — while still pulling in channel traffic: snapper walls, trevally raids, turtles, and rays in the chutes. Groups drift the wall on the making tide, tucking into undercuts to let the flow slide past. Because most operators default to Kinasi, Jina often comes up empty of other divers, and guides save it for the tides when it runs clean and green-free.

El momento por el que vienes: Quieter channel drift with better-preserved wall growth

Topografía: Channel walls with coral heads, undercuts, and sand chutes

Corriente: A second, quieter gate into the bay system; tide-timed like Kinasi but usually gentler.

Riesgos: Tidal current and surge at the seaward mouth.

Permisos y normas: Marine-park daily fee applies.

Conservación: Marine-park rules apply; the soft growth on these walls is the reason to keep trim tight.

Nitrox: Vale la pena aquí — los perfiles se sitúan en el rango donde el aire enriquecido (nitrox) amplía de forma significativa el tiempo sin descompresión (con la formación necesaria para usarlo).