Lau Lau Beach

Lau Lau Beach is one of the most popular spots is located in Lau Lau Bay, with an easy beach access and one of the island's biggest reefs. Hundreds of tiny species may be seen at Lau Lau Beach, including wrasses, butterfly fish, surgeon fish, and more. Divers who want to take things easy will see nudibranchs, stone fish, and octopus on a regular basis.

Beginners and divers interested in smaller, more colorful species would like this dive spot. The most fascinating beach entry location is Lau Lau Beach, where you can nearly usually encounter friendly green sea turtles. This is one of Saipan's three greatest shore dives, with at least four unique entrance spots. The entry and exit are the simplest you'll find for any shore dive. The 15'-deep escape canal is marked with a rope.

The depths range from 5 to 110 feet. Hard and soft corals abound, as do vast schools of fish and regular sightings of big animals such as turtles, rays, Napoleon wrasses, and tiny white tip reef sharks. Excellent visibility, and just slightly inferior to Obyan for day or night diving. At deeper depths, the visibility ranges from near-zero at the rope exit point to >60'. There are a lot of clown fish colonies.