Kimud Shoal

Kimud is Monad's wilder sibling, another drowned islet nearby whose claim on divers is seasonal and less certain, which makes the payoffs land harder. From roughly December to April, schools of scalloped hammerheads pass the shoal in open water, and dives become disciplined blue hangs off the rim, eyes sweeping until shapes assemble out of the haze, sometimes a handful, sometimes a wall of sharks. Off-season and off-mornings, Kimud serves as an alternate thresher venue and a deep, quiet reef. Bring patience and air discipline; the blue gives up its residents on its own schedule.

您此行的高光时刻: Schooling scalloped hammerheads in season, backup thresher encounters, committed blue-water diving

地形地貌: Sunken islet crowned in coral rubble, walls into deep blue

水流: Open-water shoal; expect movement on the rim and plan the blue-water hang with the guide.

危险因素: Blue-water disorientation, depth creep while following schools, and current on the rim.

保育: Shark fees support local protection; keep the group tight and the chasing impulse leashed.

高氧（Nitrox）: 在此值得使用：这些潜点的深度范围内，富氧空气（nitrox）能有效延长免减压停留时间，前提是您已接受相关培训。