Stonehenge

Huge granite boulders on a white sand bottom form canyons, swim-throughs and caverns. The dive starts deep, at around 18 to 24 metres, and continues among the rocks down to as much as 40 metres. Large lobsters hide in the crevices and big rays rest under the rocks, while soft corals, triggerfish and boxfish fill the deeper parts. Because of the depth and the current it is visited less often than other Similan sites and is not suitable for snorkelling.