Vier verschiedene Riffe sind, jedes für sich ein Highlight. Hart- und Weichkorallen sowie große Gorgonien gibt es im Überfluss, Unmengen von Fischbrut, alle Sorten Korallenfische, pelagische Fische, große Makrelen, Thunfische, Barrakudas und viele mehr. Im Sand schlafen Leopardenhaie und manchmal riesige Engelshaie. Die Sichtweite beträgt 15 bis 23 Meter.  Tiefe: 15 bis 23 Meter

 

 

 

King Cruiser Wrack

Die King Cruiser sank in der ersten Mai Woche 1997 nach dem Sie auf das Anemonen Riff aufgelaufen war. Alle sechshundert Passagiere wurden dank Einsatz aller umliegenden Boote und der Rettungstruppen gerettet. Das Wrack steht jetzt fest auf 30 Metern und es ist fast ein Muss für jeden Taucher auf Phuket, einmal die King Cruiser betaucht zu haben. Die oberen Aufbauten befinden sich in nur 12 Meter Tiefe. Das Wrack hat gewaltige Strukturen und bietet vielen Barrakudas, Makrelen und Schnappern Schutz. Die Sichtweite liegt bei 12 bis 25 Meter.  Tiefe: 12 bis 30 Meter

 

Shark Point

This is a tiny island called Hin Mu Sang situated around 25km east of Phuket. It gets the name as there are nearly always leopard sharks around its base on the sand 20 meters below. A diver can be almost guaranteed to spot one here. Besides the leopard sharks the site consists of three pinnacles that are covered in soft corals that home an abundance of marine life. Nutrient rich currents can be strong here so visiting pelagics are not uncommon. The Thai government declared this site a marine sanctuary in 1992 so all forms of fishing and collecting are prohibited.

 

Anemone Reef

Dropping to a depth of around 25 meters this rock outcrop derives its name from the numerous anemones that cover the top. The dive is usually started at depth where you may spot a leopard shark on the sandy bottom. You can then slowly rise, circumnavigating the reef while keeping a lookout for morays and and other coral inhabitants. Take in the beautiful anemones and playful clownfish as you approach your saftey stop

 

 

 

King Cruiser – Wreck

A perfect clear, calm and sunny day with a flat ocean and great visibility, a route that has been travelled hundreds of times before … May 4th 1997. Nobody knows how the 85 meter passenger ferry strayed off course in perfect conditions and hit anemone reef tearing a gaping hole in her hull … welcome to Thailand. We do know that she sank in around 2.5 hours and all 600 passengers aboard were rescued. She now lies upright in 32 meters of water and has evolved into a fantastic natural reef. Big open passage ways, car deck and bridge area make for easy exploration, take care though as surfaces have become encrusted with coral and barnacles and are extremely sharp. This said the wreck may have disintegrated further since we last dived it so penetration may not be possible. On the upper levels you’ll spot lionfish and big schools of fusiliers and around the hulk you may see barracuda and jacks patrolling.