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Nui Bay

Also known as: Ao Nui · Camel Rock

Nui Bay on the west coast of Phi Phi Don has two large rocks in front of the bay with swim-throughs and good macro life. It is mostly dived in the high season when the west coast is sheltered.

The two rocks at the mouth of the bay are the focus of the dive, with swim-throughs between them. Nudibranchs, seahorses and ghost pipefish are found on the rocks, and turtles visit. The reef slopes over a rocky floor with a small wall section. Water clarity is normally good and the current is normally mild.

Divesite facts

Categories
Bay, Reef, Swim-through
Coordinates
7.7624, 98.7604

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Tags

bay reef swim through nudibranchs seahorses ghost pipefish turtle boat dive

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