Koh Doc Mai

Limestone Island
Gardens of Hard & Soft Corals
Tropicals, Moray Eels, Octopus, Sharks
Moderate to Strong Currents
10 to 15 Meters Visibility
All Levels of Diver



Koh Doc Mai is a limestone island that rises vertically from the seabed. Some say it looks like a muffin with the jungle clad top flowing out over the sheer cliffs.
Although the visibility at this site is generally not as good as others, this dive is noted for the variety of reef fish and as such you might be lucky enough to encounter Leopard Sharks, Moray Eels, Octopus and Turtles. The east-side of the island consists of a vibrant garden of yellow tube corals as well as two small caverns.

Koh Doc Mai is located on the way to Shark Point and offers an interesting alternative to the pinnacle dives as it is one of the best wall dives in the area.

The dive is usually included as the second dive on many of the day-trips to Shark Point and/or Anemone Reef.

Provided by Tourism Authority of Thailand and Padi Dive Guide