Dive with
Best places to dive with Tasselled wobbegong shark
Eucrossorhinus dasypogon
A camouflaged carpet shark that rests on sandy bottoms, under coral ledges, or inside reef overhangs during the day. Restricted to reefs of eastern Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and northern Australia, typically found at 5-25m — shallow enough to be a reliable recreational-diving encounter in Raja Ampat.
Destinations ranked by how reliably tasselled wobbegong shark is seen. The bars show the likelihood by month — never a guarantee. See the full species page for more.
| Month | Likelihood |
|---|---|
| January | commonly seen |
| February | commonly seen |
| March | commonly seen |
| April | commonly seen |
| May | commonly seen |
| June | commonly seen |
| July | commonly seen |
| August | commonly seen |
| September | commonly seen |
| October | commonly seen |
| November | commonly seen |
| December | commonly seen |
Resident year-round on shallow reef ledges; ease of spotting depends more on visibility and dive-timing than season.
| Month | Likelihood |
|---|---|
| January | commonly seen |
| February | commonly seen |
| March | commonly seen |
| April | commonly seen |
| May | commonly seen |
| June | commonly seen |
| July | commonly seen |
| August | commonly seen |
| September | commonly seen |
| October | commonly seen |
| November | commonly seen |
| December | commonly seen |
Resident; a camouflaged bottom-dweller found on the pinnacles and coral heads, including Steve's Bommie. Year-round; sightings depend on spotting them against the reef.