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Leopard Point (Koh Tachai)
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Overview
Leopard Point is an area of coral reefs and rocks surrounding Koh Tachai. It features diverse topography including rock formations, sandy bottoms, and coral reefs, ideal for exploring a wide variety of marine life. Highlights include the opportunity to encounter marine life on sandy and rocky bottoms, as well as the dive site's name, which is historically linked to the possibility of seeing leopard sharks.
Depth
Approximately 10–30 meters
Difficulty Level
(Medium)
Suitable For
Experienced Open Water divers and above; Advanced Open Water divers will have an advantage if there are currents
Marine Species / Marine Life
Rays, sea turtles, moray eels, groupers, barracuda, nudibranchs, and sandy-bottom creatures.
Photography Credits:
Somyot-Nangnoi Yotsunthorn (SOS – Save Our Sea), Dr. Toffy, and Wawawhale.
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