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Pulau Ekor Tebu

The northeast corner of the island is built from steep granite boulders that fall to a sandy bottom at around 24 m. An underwater cave sits near the base at about 20 m. Staghorn, table, lettuce and blue corals grow well here, along with leather corals and giant clams. When a current is running, trevally, pompano, barracuda, batfish, blacktip sharks and the occasional eagle ray come through. Titan triggerfish nest in the sand, and bowmouth guitarfish have been reported.

Divesite facts

Categories
Reef, Cave
Typical depth range
5 to 25 m
Coordinates
5.7416, 103.0337

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Tags

reef cave eagle ray trevally barracuda batfish blacktip shark giant clams

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