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Honeymoon Bay – Island 4

Honeymoon Bay – Island 4

Honeymoon Bay

Located at the eastern side of Island 4 the bay is perfect for a night dive. Made up of mainly hard corals and rock there is a gentle slope from 5 metres to around 25 metres. At night expect to find a nice range of crabs including the red reef crabs and decorator crabs. Lobsters are about as to are octopus and as always in the Similans plenty of shrimp.

Depth: 5-26m Difficulty: ✩✩ Marine life: ✩✩ Coral: ✩✩ Currents: ✩✩

Lat: 8.570158 Long: 97.643738

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