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[Similan Islands] [Bon Island] [Tahcai Island] [Richelieu Rock]
Deep Six north of Island 7 is among the Similan Islands' typical sites and famous for topography. Huge boulders overlap from 30m, creating dramatic swimthroughs and overhangs. As it's at the northern tip of a long island stretching south to north,currents are extremely good with a chance of spotting bigger species. As well as groups of giant trevally and bluefin trevally attacking shoals of snapper, there is plenty of macrolife between the rocks and on the sand. It's a dynamic point with regular sightings of whale sharks and manta rays.
Depth ：Max 30m、Average 15m Current ：Strong Contour ：Overlapping Big Rock Visibility：15m-40m Highlights ：Swimthroughs and caves formed from huge overlapping rocks Wrecks.
・Whale Shark ・Manta Ray ・Leopard shark ・Whitetip reef shark ・Giant trevally ・Bluefin trevally ・Great barracuda ・Napoleon fish ・Lunar fusilier ・Longfin batfish ・Hawksbill turtle ・Yellowtail fairy basslet ・Andaman Sweetlips ・Emperor angelfish ・Red-tailed butterflyfish ・Indian flame fairy basslet ・McCosker's dwarf wrrase ・Purple fire goby ・Fire goby ・Giant anglerfish ・Ornate ghost pipfish ・Ribbon eel
The flow of water here is excellent even for the Similan Islands. Although migratory fish and bigger species can be seen, please pay attention to the current, which can change during the first part of the dive and beyond.Listen closely to the dive briefing and communicate with your guide regularly underwater.
