Dive Sites & Highlights
On the very first dive at Koh Chi, a blue ribbon eel was spotted by one group, while another found a turtle sleeping under a rock.
Koh Bon had great visibility and so many fish! A massive school of fusiliers blanketed the whole reef, while colourful goatfish, trevallies and jackfish danced amongst them. Some tunas swam by ahead, while an octopus and sea snake crawled around beneath us.
At Koh Tachai we saw a Napoleon wrasse and even more huge groups of schooling fish. Some of the giant trevallies were as big as dolphins!
Richelieu Rock delivered once more with schools of rainbow runners and tunas in the blue, as well as another visit to the giant frogfish who had been hanging out at the bottom of the pinnacle. This week he even made unlikely friends with a baby seahorse, reminding us that life is always better with a buddy!
Along the way we met some mantis shrimps, kinky cuttlefish and a pair of ghost pipefish, while our safety stop offered the bonus of a curious eagle ray cruising by. We were also very excited to find the eggs of a Spanish dancer nudibranch, which sparked much excitement for future encounters with their mum!
Small but oh so pretty, we also found baby boxfish and some tiger egg cowries. What a trip!
Finally, a huge congratulations to Pascal for completing his Nitrox certification! We look forward to welcoming you onboard soon!
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Wow! What a fun adventure to experience with friends and family. I heard that their stuffs are very accommodating as well.