Level
Advanced Divers
Dive depth
Shallow depth, 0-10m
Snapper Alley is a very easy dive site with a sea bottom around 21 m. Normally there is no current on this dive site. A very good place for beginner divers as well as for interesting night diving. There is very healthy hard coral with large coral tables to observe. Snapper Alley spot is located South East of Koh Bangu Island, the number 9 of the Similan Islands.
This location is a Reef.
Best time to dive: the ideal period to plan holidays here isOctober to November. Access: from the Shore. See the map of Snapper Alley on the right for the exact location.
Snapper Alley
Snapper Alley is a very easy dive site with a sea bottom around 21 m. Normally there is no current o...
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Fishes you may spot while diving Snapper Alley
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Surgeonfish
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