Diving in southern Mergui Archipelago
Southern Mergui Archipelago diving offers a fascinating combination of clear water, remote reefs and abundant marine life. Around the islands and reefs of southern Myanmar, divers can encounter everything from eagle rays and schooling fish to seahorses, nudibranchs and unusual macro species.
What a great visibility in the south of the Archipelago today. We had some nice and quiet dives with almost no current nor surge. We went back to McLeod island and the 4 dives around were really nice and smooth.
Even Christine, the snorkeller, gave a try to scuba diving and had so much fun with many fishes roaming around all the beautiful corals that she even ask for a second dive on the next day.
Our lucky guest were happy to see an eagle ray in a cave, a big school of curious trevally, many seahorses, plenty of amazing nudibranch, a leaf scorpion fish and a beautiful giant frog fish !
Thank you for reading us and don’t forget to follow us on our Facebook page to enjoy all the pictures taken.
