Staying Home Sucks, home

Vertical Wall

Dive site · Marshall Islands

Experienced divers only

Is it worth the trip?

89Good out of 100 for your dates

Usually home sucks

Every day scores the same, usually

Each day of your trip, out of 100

Mon 2 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Tue 3 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Wed 4 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Thu 5 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Fri 6 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Sat 7 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

Sun 8 · 89 out of 100

From the usual week for these dates, not the forecast.

No forecast for this spot on these dates. Usual weather for your dates

The site in five facts

  • Down to 40 mits deepest
  • From a boathow you get in
  • Experienced / deepexperienced divers only
  • Water 29 °Crash vest or 1 to 2 mm
  • Faces Wswell from there reaches it

Usual weather for your dates

not a forecast
Usual dive conditions at Vertical Wall, each day of your trip
DayAir
Mon 2to 8usually28°C

No forecast for this spot on these dates. These are the usual readings for that week.

Visibility about 25 m, usual for the month.

Water about 29°C: rash vest or 1 to 2 mm.

Map

the site and its town

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About

the place in full, sources, credits

About Vertical Wall

A wall dive. It goes down to 40 m. You get in from a boat. It suits experienced divers only, as a dive guide states it. The coast faces W: swell from the W reaches it, and wind from the E blows out to sea. 2 dive centres or shops within 10 km, the nearest 9.8 km away. The sea is about 28°C in February, its coldest month (3 mm wetsuit), and 30°C in August, its warmest (rash vest or 1 to 2 mm). The town to stay in is Ebaye. Within 5 km we also list 3 dive sites.

  • What it is Wall.
  • How deep Down to 40 m.
  • Getting in From a boat.
  • Who it suits Suits experienced divers only, as a dive guide states it.
  • Dive centres 2 dive centres or shops within 10 km, the nearest 9.8 km away.

Water about 29°C: rash vest or 1 to 2 mm. Typical sea temperature for the time of year, not a forecast.

Visibility about 25 m. Typical for the time of year, estimated from ten years of NASA satellite water clarity, not a forecast. Much the same all year (about 25 m).

The score is the conditions only: the journey, the price and the partners never change it (how we score, how we earn).

Where to stay: Ebaye

Closest

Ebaye

17 min by car

about US$107/nightcountry average

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About Ebaye its beds, food and every spot near it

Nearest town: Ebaye, 10 km. We have not checked places to stay in Ebaye yet. The nearest beds we have counted are in Kolonia, 1059 km away. Search before you plan on staying there.

About US$107 a night is our estimate of the country's average 2-star double room that month: not each town's price, and not a quote. Drives are estimates. Prices are about, in US Dollar (USD): our pound figures at the European Central Bank's rate of 30 October 2026.

In the water

Dive centres nearby

  • Scuba Shack 9.8 km

  • Ski Steps 10 km

  • Dive Shop 11 km

The nearest named dive centres and shops within 25 km, in a straight line; training agencies where the map states them. Listings, not a recommendation. Dive centres: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Credits

What you might see

Too few open records near this site to list its animals. Ask a dive centre what you are likely to see.

This week: visibility about 25 m, about usual for the month (satellite plankton reading, 24 Oct). Estimated from the month's typical visibility and this week's satellite chlorophyll against the site's normal; heavy rain before a dive can still muddy it.

The current and the life no free forecast gives. Ask a dive centre before you book.