Three Trees
The fringing reef starts at about 5 metres and slopes to around 20 metres with healthy hard corals, home to morays, octopus, mantis shrimps and lobsters. Hawksbill turtles come here regularly to feed. Beyond the reef, boulders from about 22 metres carry large sea fans and clouds of glassfish, and leopard sharks and Kuhl's stingrays can be found nearby. Pygmy pipehorses make it a good macro site. Local Dive Thailand describes it as the middle section of a long drift between Breakfast Bend in the south and North Point.
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