Hin Raab South
A small rocky island about 5 km south of Koh Chang whose wall slopes gradually to sand at about 12–16 m. A typical dive circles the whole rock in about an hour past staghorn, leather, whip and table corals and barrel sponges. Hawksbill turtles and nudibranchs are common, along with groupers, snappers, batfish and stonefish; the north side ('Secret Reef') has a small canyon with rays, morays and anemonefish, and whale sharks have been seen here occasionally.
Facts
- Region: Thailand – Pattaya & Koh Chang
- Area: Koh Chang (south & HTMS Chang)
- Depth: 3–16 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: low
- Type: reef
- Coordinates: 11.904, 102.3173
- Highlights: hawksbill turtle, batfish, stingrays, moray eel, stonefish, titan triggerfish, barrel sponges, nudibranchs, whale shark
- Tips: A regular Discover Scuba and Open Water site that snorkellers can enjoy too; often combined with the T11 wreck and Blueberry Hill.