Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago offers over 800 islands sprinkled throughout 12,000 square kilometres of crystalline waters just begging to be discovered. Since the Burmese seas were opened to tourism, only a few boats have begun to appear, yet the islands remain almost entirely uninhabited save for the odd Burmese sea gypsies, the Mokens…
- Western Rocky is one of Burma’s most southern dive site and perhaps one of its most exciting in terms of the breath of diving on offer…
- The islet of Black Rock is a small rock in the middle of Myanmar’s ocean…
- Shark Cave is the regular home to a group of nurse sharks up to four meters long sharing with Big blotched sting rays and whip rays…
- Sea Fan forest if a large limestone pinnacle rising from 50 to 8 meters, covered on one side by a forest of huge sea fans and patches of sand where Leopard sharks like to lay and on the other side by purple soft coral…
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