Koh Haa Neua

Also known as: Koh Haa 1 · Koh Haa One · Koh Haa Neung · Ko Haa Nua · Ko Ha Nua · Koh Haa Chimney

The Chimney is a rock passage of roughly 13 m: divers enter low down at around 14 to 18 m and rise through it, or the other way round, to exits at about 8 and 5 m, with a side tunnel leading into a domed chamber called the fish bowl that is full of sweepers. Some parts are narrow, so good buoyancy control is expected. Below the exit lies a garden of white and lilac soft corals at about 20 to 22 m. The north wall drops steeply and is covered in sea fans, carnation corals and soft corals, while the east side ends in a long finger-shaped ridge where cobia, guitar sharks, blacktip reef sharks and stingrays are sometimes seen. Seahorses, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs and harlequin shrimp make the island popular with macro photographers.

Divesite facts

Position on the map

Names of this dive site

Divers know a place by different names. Add the name you know, with its language if it belongs to one. Every name helps other divers find the site.

Koh Haa Neua
Main name

Votes as main name: 0
Koh Haa 1
Votes as main name: 0
Koh Haa One
Votes as main name: 0
Koh Haa Neung
Votes as main name: 0
Ko Haa Nua
Votes as main name: 0
Ko Ha Nua
Votes as main name: 0
Koh Haa Chimney
Votes as main name: 0

Vote for the name divers really use. Divers who logged a dive here count double. The votes are counted every night, and the main name only changes when another name has led clearly for a week.