South East Point
At the south-eastern tip of Ko Surin Tai two parallel ridges of boulders run out from the shallow reef flat into deeper water. Strong currents can sweep the ends and bring in reef sharks, while harlequin and robust ghost pipefish shelter among the soft corals and fans on the rocks. Ribbon eels and cowries live in the rubble, and the reef slope has Andaman sweetlips, sailfin tangs and nesting titan triggerfish.
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