Day Trip Diving

Anemone Reef – Shark Point – Koh Doc Mai 

3 Dives

Anemone Reef and Shark Point are two adjacent dive sites often visited together. Anemone Reef is a submerged limestone pinnacle covered in colorful anemones and surrounded by vibrant marine life. Shark Point, as mentioned earlier, offers diverse marine encounters, including the chance to see different species of sharks.

Anemone Reef lies just a short distance to the north of Shark Point. When you descend beneath the surface you will soon see how this dive site got its name.
There are thousands of sea anemone covering this coral pinnacle that rises from a depth of 25 meters to 4 meters beneath the surface. Leopard sharks are also a feature of this dive.

Shark Point, also known as Hin Musang, is a small rocky outcrop marine reserve located between Phuket and the Phi Phi Islands. One of the most popular dive sites around Phuket, Shark Point is known for its resident leopard sharks and moray eels.
Shark Point consists of a series of coral pinnacles that rise from a 20-meter-high sandy bottom to 3 to 4 meters above the surface. These coral pinnacles are covered in soft corals and are home to a variety of tropical marine life.
The site is home to colorful soft corals, sea fans and a variety of reef fish. The name “Shark Point” comes from the occasional sightings of leopard sharks and the abundance of bamboo and nurse sharks at this location.

Koh Doc Mai is a limestone island known for its sheer walls that plunge into the depths. The walls are covered in soft corals, gorgonians and anemones, providing a scenic backdrop for divers. The site is also home to a variety of marine life including nudibranchs, moray eels and schooling fish.

The east side is a wall dive with a depth of 25 to 30 meters. The wall is covered with tube corals and sea fans. There are underwater caves and a variety of schools of fish.
The west side gradually drops from 3 to 25 meters. There are large barrel sponges and moray eels are often sighted.

Prerequisite for divers “PADI Open Water Advanced” or “CMAS 2”.

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