Koh Maisi Lek & Soneva Reef
Rocky island off the north-west coast of Koh Kood, near Ao Salak Aoun. One side is the twin coral patch known as Soneva Reef with groupers, pufferfish, turtles, shrimps and bannerfish; the other, deeper side has rocky terrain with stonefish, stingrays, morays and nudibranchs.
Facts
- Region: Thailand – Pattaya & Koh Chang
- Area: Koh Kood & Koh Mak
- Level: intermediate
- Current: moderate
- Type: reef
- Coordinates: 11.717, 102.529 (approximate)
- Highlights: stonefish, stingray, moray eel, nudibranchs, grouper, pufferfish, sea turtle, bannerfish
- Unverified: One source lists Koh Maisi and Soneva Reef as separate sites, the other treats Soneva Reef as one side of Koh Maisi Lek; depths are not published.
- Tips: Watch your hands on the rocky side: stonefish are reported.