HOBOYA KOH TAO ほうぼう屋タオ島, 84360 Koh Tao

White Rock Koh Tao

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White Rock, also known as White Rock and Black Rock, is located to the south of Nan Yuan Island, adjacent to Koh Tao. The whole site is a fairly large root, so no matter how many dives you do, you will never get bored of it, depending on the course you take, the depth and the type of life you observe. Beginners and seasoned divers alike should enjoy it.

This is a dive site that meets the needs of a wide range of divers, from diving in search of fish, such as stingrays, puffer fish, turtles and other creatures hiding in the rocks to observing and photographing goby in the sand. It is also recommended for divers who like to observe nudibranchs, shrimps and other macro subjects.

46

Wildlife Species

35

SSI Training Centers

17m / 56ft

Max. Depth

beginner

Level

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© Koh Tao Divers, 84360 Koh Tao

HTMS Sattakut 742, Wreck

The HTMS Sattakut is a wreck that rests at a max depth of 35m, with the top of the tower at 18m. The wreck is 48 meters in length and lies just south of a neighboring pinnacle dive site, Hin Pee Wee, a favorite destination for safety and deco stops after exploring the wreck.

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Hin Pee Wee

Large rock formations and smaller pinnacles (shallowest point is about 7m). Lots of soft corals and whip corals. Gets to 22m+. Not a lot to see if limited to 12m. Next HTMS Sattakut wreck and can both be dived in the same dive.

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Bio Rock

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Twins Koh Tao

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No Name Pinnacle

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Japanese Gardens Koh Tao

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HTMS Suphairin 313, Wreck

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Sairee Reef

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