Breakfast Bend dive site is located on the Similan Island number 9. It features an abundant fish life with many groupers and trevallies swimming around. The reef goes from a shallow coral garden to 25 meters deep. It is a good dive site to spot Leopard Sharks and Turtles. The coral there is beautiful and in good shape despite the 2004 Tsunami. This spot is perfect for a welcoming dive on a Similan Liveaboard as well as for a relaxing night dive! The shallow coral garden offers good snorkelling opportunities. Enjoy 
Best time to dive: the ideal period to plan holidays here is October to November. Access: Boat. See the map of Breakfast Bend on the right for the exact location.
Fishes you may spot while diving Breakfast Bend
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Barracuda
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Grouper
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Leopard Shark
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Manta Ray
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Napoleon Wrasse
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Parrotfish
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Trevally
Photos
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Clown fishes waiting in front of their blue anemone housePhoto by Jihye Lee -
Blacktip Shark patrolling the crystal clear water... EPIC photo!Photo by Yann Hubert -
Huge Hammerhead Shark patrolling the reef in French PolynesiaPhoto by Yann Hubert -
Beautiful & Colorful Mandarin FishPhoto by Rich Guest -
Yellow Seahorse in Lembeh StraitPhoto by Agnes Tjandranegara -
Flying Ray Manta in Bali!Photo by Jihye Lee -
Lion Fish swimming in crystal clear waterPhoto by Agnes Tjandranegara -
Surreal LifePhoto by Jihye Lee -
Two Nudibranch ColorfulPhoto by Jihye Lee -
Orange Yellow NudibranchPhoto by Jihye Lee
Diving Reviews for this region
Similan Islands
Great Biodiversity and fauna. Excellent chances to spot the giants Manta rays and Whale Sharks. Superb Scenery of tropical islands! Good spot for underwater photography.
Liveaboard Reviews in Similan Islands
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