| Located east of Surin Islands, this site features one of the most popular underwater rocks owing to its home to vast varieties of rarely-seen and colorful fishes.
The rocks are roughly 30 meters high, completely submerged underwater at the bottom at almost 45 meters deep and the shallowest at about 15 meters from the surface.
Diving at this site requires a launch from dinghies and descends down a buoy line.
This rock pile is completely covered with soft corals and sea fans, as a result from strong current. Keep an eye on the hardly noticeable frog fishes, which looks very much like a rock.
Whale Sharks and Manta Rays whose body size is bigger than 5 meters are reportedly the most frequently found here than any other dive sites in Andaman Sea.
Divers who have a chance to see these three creators on their trip to this site are probably the luckiest person who wins the first prize of Andaman Lottery.
Difficulty Level : 4 |