Yellow Wall of Texas

Yellow Wall of Texas is one of the well admired dive sites in the east coast of Nusa Kode, south of Rinca Island.

It is better to dive in the afternoon, when the sun gives natural lightning at the best angle of the wall. Many of fish life like snappers, fusiliers and smaller critters such as long nosed hawkfish, pigmy seahorse, and frogfish can be seen while diving around. Occasionally, White tip reef sharks are seen deep under water. Numerous sweetlips and butterfly fish can also be seen in the boulders. Morays eels can be found poking out the fissure of the coral. Diving beneath the water, you’ll be able to notice a purple fire goby.

On a night dive at the Yellow Wall of Texas, Spanish Dancers are one of the amazing and most probably the best sights you will experience.

Location: East Komodo
Conditions: Can be rough
Visibility: 5 to 20 meters
Depth: 5 to 40 meters