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Phuket Diving Spot Information / Lucy's Reef
Beginner to Advanced Depth:5M~25M Visibility:10M~25M Current:Weak~Strong
This reef extends south from Bay No.3, featuring beautiful staghorn coral colonies. Swimming along the rocky coastline, you may encounter schools of Yellowtail Barracuda. Divers can leisurely watch them swirl around bubbles released by fellow divers, or be soothed by Indian Ocean endemic Indian Dascyllus dancing above white stony corals. Unique fish like Blue-spotted Cornetfish, Trumpetfish, large Stellate Pufferfish, Blackspotted Puffer, and Black Boxfish swim along the staghorn coral slopes. Careful observation of rocks may reveal camouflaged creatures such as large Devil Scorpionfish, Frogfish, and Octopus.
Diving Spot Map
Marine Life
- Whale Shark
- Great Barracuda
- Giant Trevally
- Hawksbill Turtle
- Spotted Eagle Ray
- Oxeye Scad
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Yellowtail Barracuda
- Bigeye Snapper
- Longfin Batfish
- Java Rabbitfish
- Neon Fusilier
- Yellowdash Fusilier
- Yellowback Fusilier
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Red Goatfish
- Spotted Garden Eel
- Bluelined Snapper
- Twospot Snapper
- Sea Goldie
- Glassfish
- Blue-spot Rockcod
- Clownfish
- Golden Damselfish
- Mottled Flounder
- Blue-spotted Cornetfish
- Trumpetfish
- Hairy Stingfish
- Masked Porcupinefish
- Oriental Sweetlips
- Blackspotted Puffer
- Titan Triggerfish
- Striped Triplefin
- Black Sweetlip
- Blue-green Chromis
- Stellate Puffer
- Yellow Boxfish
- Blue-spotted Ray
- Pipefish
- Aurora Partner Goby
- Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
- Indian Dascyllus
- Indian Dragon
- Collare Butterflyfish
- Andaman Foxface
- Indian Flame Fairy Basslet
- Skunk Anemonefish
- Powder Blue Surgeonfish
- Emperor Angelfish
- Blue-ringed Angelfish
- Andaman Sweetlips
- Andaman Amsel
- Black Pyramid Butterflyfish
- Indian Bannerfish
- Christmas Tree Worm
- Durban Hinge-beck Shrimp
- Banded Coral Shrimp
- Rock Cleaner Shrimp
- Celestial Phyllidia
- Centipede Nudibranch
- Crown-of-thorns Starfish
- Diadem Urchin
- Blue Sea Star
- Pharaoh Cuttlefish
- Peacock Mantis Shrimp
- Harlequin Snake Eel
- Giant Moray
- Porcelain Anemone Crab
- Feather Star
- Soft Coral
- Sea Fan
