North Twin
Unlike most of the limestone archipelago, North Twin is built of granite, so its underwater landscape of large boulders and swim-throughs resembles the Similan Islands. Gorgonians, purple soft corals and sponges cover the rocks. Schools of batfish, snapper and goatfish gather in the shallows, and a cleaning station around 22 m attracts manta rays. Reef sharks, leopard sharks and eagle rays are seen regularly. Underwater Asia adds ribbon eels and, mostly at night, Spanish dancers around the two Twin islands.
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