Koh Bon Pinnacle
Koh Bon Pinnacle, called Hin Luang ('yellow rock') after its carpet of yellow soft corals, is a submerged pinnacle just north of Koh Bon. Its top is at about 18 m and the walls fall to 40–50 m, covered in sea fans, whip corals and barrel sponges. Napoleon wrasse, trevally and barracuda circle the top; leopard sharks, marble rays and eagle rays are seen deeper. With no mooring line and exposed currents, it requires a negative entry.
Tiefe: 18–45 m