Often Jacks & sharks are visitor while clown triggerfish, giant sponge &
staghorn coral cover the site.
Not exact matches
These rock formations are
covered with hard and soft
corals with excellent shelter between
staghorn thickets from predators and curious divers.
The
corals on this reef are nearly untouched, resulting in a dive site
covered in very large table
corals,
staghorn corals and gorgonian fans, which in their turn attract all sorts of
coral fish.
Shallower sites in this region feature groves of
staghorn, elkhorn and brain
corals,
covered in schools of blue tangs, wrasse, grunts, and snappers, and harboring queen angelfish, parrotfish and spotted trunkfish.
In the shallow water, particularly off the western beach, the
coral cover is nearly solid, mostly
staghorn, with only a few sandy patches.
This has to be one of the best dive sites in Asia for open water students or those who just like to dive in easy conditions a see the stuff of the underwater movies... from two shallow entry points on sandy bottoms the surrounding area is
covered in hard
coral,, giant table
corals,
staghorn coral, cabbage
coral ans many many many other hard
coral species thrive here, around twenty five bommies rise to about 5m which attract colorful fish galore, you can reach a depth of about 20m, but the best stuff is between 5 and 12m making it a perfect second or third dive of the day.
As for the third dive we stopped by Friwinbonda and its wall
covered in sponges and soft
coral that continues along a slope that add to the mix some hard
coral, like tables,
staghorn and elkhorn.
We went to the sloping area
covered with
staghorn corals and table
corals.
The reef - flat features many small boulders of lesser star and brain
corals, interspersed with clusters of
staghorn corals, all
covered in colourful reef - fish like chromis, wrasse, parrotfish and surgeonfish.