Cape Kri
Cape Kri is the eastern point of Kri Island, where a coral slope runs down to around 40 m before levelling into a plateau of hard and soft corals, sponges and sea fans. It is famous for a single-dive count of 374 fish species. Fusiliers, jacks and barracuda crowd the water column while blacktip and whitetip reef sharks, groupers and Napoleon wrasse work the reef. Current usually runs parallel to the slope, so it is dived as a drift.
depth: 3–40 m