
Beginner to Advanced Depth:5M~30M Visibility:12M~25M Current:Weak~Strong
Located just 600m north of Shark Point, this dive site is named after the sea anemones covering the limestone rocks, home to the Indian Ocean endemic skunk anemonefish. Limestone pinnacles rise from 30m to 4m depth. The site features dense fish schools that can obscure vision, and tiger sharks can occasionally be seen. Divers may encounter giant trevally, jackfish, barracuda schools, squid, cuttlefish, lionfish, clownfish, ribbon eels, blennies, and more, offering both macro and wide-angle experiences. Maximum depth 30m, visibility 10m~20m. Suitable for beginners, although strong currents may occur on some days.
Whale Shark
Great Barracuda
Giant Trevally
Hawksbill Turtle
Pickhandle Barracuda
Yellowband Fusilier
Yellowtail Barracuda
Bigeye Snapper
Longfin Batfish
Java Rabbitfish
Neon Fusilier
Yellowdash Fusilier
Yellowback Fusilier
Yellowband Fusilier
Bluelined Snapper
Two-spot Snapper
Sea Goldie
Glassfish
Blue-spotted Rockcod
Ornate Ghost Pipefish
Clownfish
Golden Damselfish
Blue-spotted Cornetfish
Trumpetfish
Hairy Scorpionfish
Long-spined Porcupinefish
Oriental Sweetlips
Blackspotted Puffer
Titan Triggerfish
Tropical Striped Triplefin
Black Sweetlip
Blue-green Chromis
Stellate Puffer
Yellow Boxfish
Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
Indian Dascyllus
Indian Dragon
Coral Red-tail Butterflyfish
Andaman Foxface
Indian Flame Fairy Basslet
Skunk Anemonefish
Powder Blue Surgeonfish
Emperor Angelfish
Blue-ringed Angelfish
Andaman Sweetlips
Black Pyramid Butterflyfish
Indian Bannerfish
Christmas Tree Worm
Red-spotted Shrimp
Banded Coral Shrimp
Rock Cleaner Shrimp
Celestial Phyllidia
Centipede Nudibranch
Crown-of-thorns Starfish
Long-spined Sea Urchin
Blue Sea Star
Cuttlefish
Peacock Mantis Shrimp
Giant Moray Eel
Porcelain Anemone Crab
Feather Star
Soft Coral
Sea Fan