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Explore Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, VikingCave and Phi Ley Wall

Exploring the dive sites of Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, Viking Cave, and Phi Ley Wall offers a captivating underwater adventure that showcases the diversity and beauty of marine life in Thailand. Steep limestone cliffs at Bid Nok and Bida Nai create dramatic underwater walls teeming with vibrant marine life, providing divers with overhangs and caves to explore. These areas are a haven for hawksbill turtles, elusive seahorses, and mesmerizing sea snakes, making every dive an opportunity to encounter unique underwater creatures.

Ma Long is renowned for its abundance of turtles, while Pa Long offers a stunning shallow reef where the colorful coral formations are a feast for the eyes. Dive enthusiasts can also experience the intriguing geology at Viking Cave and Phi Ley Wall, where the majestic underwater landscapes shelter a rich variety of marine species. Whether diving from the shore, a boat, or a liveaboard, each site offers a different glimpse into the vibrant aquatic world, with seasonal migrations adding an element of surprise and excitement for divers seeking an unforgettable diving experience in Thailand.

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First Dive - Basic Diver DUO

First Dive - Basic Diver DUO

1. Why choose the Basic Diver program?The ideal experience to get started right in the ocean and build confidenceIt allows you to complete hands-on learning exercises right in the calm, shallow waters of national parks, followed by two exploration dives in the heart of Koh Lanta’s coral reefs.100% in the ocean over 1 day: No need to go through the pool—you’ll enjoy a full day right on the boat.2 exploration dives: Descend to a depth of 12 meters, guided by your instructor.Progressive Certification: Your experience is recorded in the MySSI app and can be credited in full if you decide to continue on to the Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver course within 6 months!Maximum of 2 participants per instructor: For comfort and constant attention.2. The Day’s ScheduleA personalized experience, tailored to your paceWondering what it feels like to breathe underwater for the first time?The SSI introductory dive (Try Scuba / Basic Diver) is the perfect way to discover the underwater world without the commitment of a long training course.Under the guidance of our experienced French-speaking instructors, you’ll explore the underwater world in a safe and supportive environment.How does your trip go?Briefing & Preparation: Introduction to equipment, simple safety guidelines, and underwater communication signals.Gentle Introduction: Take some time to acclimate in shallow water to get your bearings and take your first breaths without stress.Reef Exploration: Discover the tropical fish and colorful corals of Koh Lanta at depths of up to 12 meters (or 5 meters for the introductory course).3. The Benefits of “Apo Dhatu Divers”Safety & Supervision: A maximum of 2 participants per instructor to ensure constant attention.Stress-Free & Serene: A patient and passionate instructor who provides constant attention.French-language training materials: Easy-to-understand theory accessible via the MySSI app before your dive.Transportation: Pickup from your hotel and return. Additional fees may apply depending on the distance from your accommodations.All-inclusive onboard: Breakfast, hot lunch (dietary options available), snacks, beverages, and fresh fruit.Full equipment provided: Diving gear that is regularly maintained for maximum safety.Insurance: Free for the duration of your activity.4. PrerequisitesBe at least 10 years old and in good general health (a simple medical questionnaire must be completed).No prior experience required.5. Your International CertificationOnce your day is over, you’ll receive a certification recognized within the SSI system. For 6 months, this certification allows you to take guided dives to depths of up to 12 m with an SSI professional, or save time and money on your future Scuba Diver or Open Water training.6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do you need to be a strong swimmer for a first-time dive?You don’t need to be a strong swimmer; being in reasonably good physical condition is sufficient. Your instructor will stay by your side at all times to manage your buoyancy and ensure your comfort underwater.At what age can someone take a trial dive?The open-water program is available to participants ages 10 and up. (An adapted program limited to 5 meters is available for younger participants ages 8 and up, in a pool setting only.)What if I want to continue after my introductory dive?If this experience makes you want to take it further, your SSI introductory dive can be credited directly toward the first step of your SSI Open Water Diver certification!

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$143.51
THB 4,800.00
Marine Ecology DUO

Marine Ecology DUO

1. Why Take This Specialty Course?Take a fresh look at the big picture of ocean life. Beyond individual species lies a complex web of life where every plant, animal, and microorganism plays a vital role. The SSI Marine Ecology specialty bridges the gap between simple organism identification and true ecological understanding. By exploring how energy flows through food webs, how different ocean zones interact, and how abiotic factors like currents and temperature shape marine life, you will gain a profound appreciation for the fragile balance of Koh Lanta’s marine ecosystems.Ecosystem Dynamics: Learn how marine communities interact with their physical environment and adapt to changing ocean conditions.Food Webs & Energy Flow: Discover the vital connections from microscopic phytoplankton up to apex predators like sharks and whales.Habitat Diversity: Explore various marine environments, including coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and open ocean ecosystems.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.2. Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean or theory only)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with an optional practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Fundamentals of Marine Science: Oceanography basics, energy cycles, food webs, and ecological niches in marine environments.Tropical Marine Ecosystems: The vital connections between coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds in the Andaman Sea.Human Impact & Ocean Conservation: Climate change, overfishing, marine pollution, and how eco-conscious divers can contribute to ocean protection.3. PrerequisitesNo diving prerequisites required (also accessible to non-divers, freedivers, and snorkelers).Minimum Age: 10 years old for divers and 6 years old for non-divers.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn yourSSI Marine Ecology Specialty CertificationRecognized worldwide.Counts toward your Master Scuba Diver rating and can count as one of the 5 adventure dives for your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver certification (when combined with ocean dives).5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Marine Ecology specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to observe ecosystems in action and connect theory with real reef, mangrove, and seagrass habitats!How does Marine Ecology differ from specific ecology courses like Shark or Turtle Ecology?While species-specific courses focus on individual animal groups, Marine Ecology takes a broader view of the entire ocean ecosystem, exploring how all marine life forms interact together.Is this course very academic or technical?Not at all! The material is presented in an engaging, easy-to-understand way, using real-world examples from Koh Lanta’s dive sites to bring ocean science to life.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$179.39
THB 6,000.00
Marine Ecology for Snorkeler

Marine Ecology for Snorkeler

1. Why Take This Specialty Course?Take a fresh look at the big picture of ocean life. Beyond individual species lies a complex web of life where every plant, animal, and microorganism plays a vital role. The SSI Marine Ecology specialty bridges the gap between simple organism identification and true ecological understanding. By exploring how energy flows through food webs, how different ocean zones interact, and how abiotic factors like currents and temperature shape marine life, you will gain a profound appreciation for the fragile balance of Koh Lanta’s marine ecosystems.Ecosystem Dynamics: Learn how marine communities interact with their physical environment and adapt to changing ocean conditions.Food Webs & Energy Flow: Discover the vital connections from microscopic phytoplankton up to apex predators like sharks and whales.Habitat Diversity: Explore various marine environments, including coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and open ocean ecosystems.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.2. Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean with 2 snorkeling sites)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with an optional practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Fundamentals of Marine Science: Oceanography basics, energy cycles, food webs, and ecological niches in marine environments.Tropical Marine Ecosystems: The vital connections between coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds in the Andaman Sea.Human Impact & Ocean Conservation: Climate change, overfishing, marine pollution, and how eco-conscious divers can contribute to ocean protection.3. PrerequisitesMinimum Age: 6 years old for non-divers.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn yourSSI Marine Ecology Specialty CertificationRecognized worldwide5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Marine Ecology specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to observe ecosystems in action and connect theory with real reef, mangrove, and seagrass habitats!How does Marine Ecology differ from specific ecology courses like Shark or Turtle Ecology?While species-specific courses focus on individual animal groups, Marine Ecology takes a broader view of the entire ocean ecosystem, exploring how all marine life forms interact together.Is this course very academic or technical?Not at all! The material is presented in an engaging, easy-to-understand way, using real-world examples from Koh Lanta’s dive sites to bring ocean science to life.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$137.53
THB 4,600.00
Marine Ecology DUO for Snorkelers

Marine Ecology DUO for Snorkelers

1. Why Take This Specialty Course?Take a fresh look at the big picture of ocean life. Beyond individual species lies a complex web of life where every plant, animal, and microorganism plays a vital role. The SSI Marine Ecology specialty bridges the gap between simple organism identification and true ecological understanding. By exploring how energy flows through food webs, how different ocean zones interact, and how abiotic factors like currents and temperature shape marine life, you will gain a profound appreciation for the fragile balance of Koh Lanta’s marine ecosystems.Ecosystem Dynamics: Learn how marine communities interact with their physical environment and adapt to changing ocean conditions.Food Webs & Energy Flow: Discover the vital connections from microscopic phytoplankton up to apex predators like sharks and whales.Habitat Diversity: Explore various marine environments, including coral reefs, mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and open ocean ecosystems.Open to Everyone: Academic course accessible to scuba divers, freedivers, and snorkelers.2. Course Curriculum (1 day in ocean with 2 snorkeling sites)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app and a topic presentation at the center with your instructor (with an optional practical application during your ocean dives).Key Topics Covered:Fundamentals of Marine Science: Oceanography basics, energy cycles, food webs, and ecological niches in marine environments.Tropical Marine Ecosystems: The vital connections between coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass beds in the Andaman Sea.Human Impact & Ocean Conservation: Climate change, overfishing, marine pollution, and how eco-conscious divers can contribute to ocean protection.3. PrerequisitesMinimum Age: 6 years old for non-divers.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn yourSSI Marine Ecology Specialty CertificationRecognized worldwide5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Do I need to scuba dive or snorkel for this specialty?No, it is not mandatory! The Marine Ecology specialty can be completed entirely as a 100% dry course.If you are a non-diver or prefer to stay out of the water, you can earn your certification by completing the interactive classroom or online sessions.However, if you are a diver or snorkeler, adding in-water sessions is highly recommended: it’s the perfect opportunity to observe ecosystems in action and connect theory with real reef, mangrove, and seagrass habitats!How does Marine Ecology differ from specific ecology courses like Shark or Turtle Ecology?While species-specific courses focus on individual animal groups, Marine Ecology takes a broader view of the entire ocean ecosystem, exploring how all marine life forms interact together.Is this course very academic or technical?Not at all! The material is presented in an engaging, easy-to-understand way, using real-world examples from Koh Lanta’s dive sites to bring ocean science to life.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$119.59
THB 4,000.00
Navigation Explorer DUO

Navigation Explorer DUO

1. Why Take This Specialty Course?Take a fresh look at reading the underwater landscape. Have you ever wondered how dive guides always manage to find their way back to the boat anchor without ascending? Underwater navigation is one of the most essential skills for becoming a self-sufficient and relaxed diver. The SSI Navigation specialty teaches you how to combine precise magnetic compass techniques with natural clues like sand ripples, current patterns, and reef topography. You will gain spatial awareness, reduce air consumption, and eliminate the stress of getting lost.Compass Navigation Skills: Master heading holds, reciprocals, square patterns, and multi-leg underwater navigation routes.Natural Observation: Learn to read reef structures, depth profiles, light directions, and marine life indicators to navigate naturally.Distance Estimation: Practice estimating underwater distance using kick cycles, time elapsed, and tank pressure consumption.Open to Certified Divers: Includes practical compass workshops and dedicated ocean navigation dives.2. Course Curriculum (1 day, 2 Local Dives)The course combines interactive online learning on the MySSI app with dry land compass practice and 2 open water navigation dives around Koh Lanta’s reef sites (such as Koh Haa or Koh Bida)???? Key Topics Covered:Compass Mechanics & Techniques: How underwater compasses function, tilt angles, setting bearings, and executing multi-point courses.Natural Navigation Clues: Identifying fixed landmarks, depth changes, wave ripples in sand, and sun position for orientation.Underwater Mapping & Search Patterns: Combining compass precision and natural clues to map out dive sites and return accurately.3. PrerequisitesOpen Water Diver certification (SSI, PADI, or equivalent).Minimum Age: 10 years old.4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn your SSI Navigation Specialty Certification.Digital SSI Navigation certification recognized worldwide.counts toward your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver or Master Scuba Diver rating5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)I always struggled with compass orientation during my beginner course. Is this specialty hard?Not at all! Beginner courses only touch on the basics. This specialty breaks navigation down into simple, step-by-step techniques starting on dry land before applying them underwater in clear water.Does good navigation help reduce my air consumption?Yes! When you navigate confidently, you avoid unnecessary swimming, reduce stress, and maintain better buoyancy control, which directly leads to longer, more relaxed dives.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$179.39
THB 6,000.00
Open Water Diver DUO

Open Water Diver DUO

1. Why Take The Open Water Diver Course?Take a fresh look at life below the surface Learning to dive is one of the most transformative adventures you can experience. The SSI Open Water Diver course is your globally recognized entry ticket into the underwater world. Combining interactive digital theory, hands-on pool training, and four incredible ocean dives in the warm waters of Koh Lanta, this course equips you with the fundamental skills, safety knowledge, and buoyancy control needed to dive independently with a buddy anywhere on the planet.Globally Recognized Certification: Earn an international license allowing you to dive down to 18 meters (60 feet) with a certified buddy.Comprehensive Training: Master dive theory, safety protocols, equipment management, and core underwater skills at a comfortable pace.Unforgettable Ocean Dives: Complete four open water training dives at world-class sites like Koh Haa or Koh Bida, surrounded by tropical marine life.Open to Beginners: Designed specifically for first-time divers with no prior experience required.2. Course Curriculum (3 Days - 4 dives)The course combines flexible online learning on the MySSI app, practical skill development in confined water, and 4 dedicated open water dives from our boat:Key Topics Covered:Digital Academics & Briefings: Understanding dive physics, physiology, equipment functions, and dive planning principles.Confined Water Skill Workshops: Practicing mask clearing, regulator recovery, buoyancy control, hovering, and emergency air-sharing procedures.Open Water Ocean Dives: Applying your skills in the real ocean, building underwater confidence, navigating, and exploring coral reefs.3. PrerequisitesPrerequisites: Able to swim 200 meters (or 300 meters with mask, fins, and snorkel) and float/tread water for 10 minutes. No prior diving experience required.Minimum Age: 10 years old (Junior Open Water Diver certification for ages 10–14).4. Your International CertificationAt the end of the course, you will earn your  SSI Open Water Diver CertificationDigital SSI Open Water Diver certification card recognized worldwide.Valid for life, allowing you to rent scuba gear, book dive trips, and enroll in advanced specialty courses.5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)How long does the Open Water Diver course take?The course is typically completed over 3 full days, which includes 1 day of pool/confined water training followed by 2 days on our boat completing your 4 ocean dives.What if I struggle with a specific skill during training?Our experienced instructors teach with patience and flexibility. You will work through skills step-by-step until you feel completely comfortable and confident before moving on to the open ocean.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$418.57
THB 14,000.00
Open Water & Advanced Open Water DUO

Open Water & Advanced Open Water DUO

1. Why choose SSI training with us?Progress at your own pace, in complete safety. Learning to dive or advancing to the next level is a milestone. At Apo Dhatu Divers, we pride ourselves on offering personalized instruction based on hands-on experience and the joy of learning without stress.Free e-learning via MySSI: Study the theory at your own pace on your smartphone or computer before you leave.Small teaching groups: a maximum of 2 students per instructor for personalized instruction and undivided attention.International Recognition: Your SSI digital certifications are valid at dive centers around the world.2. Open Water + Advanced Open Water Training PackageCombining multiple courses offers several benefits:Financial SavingsThe total cost is lower than purchasing the two courses separately (discount on the application fee).Complete budget control for vacations or leisure projects, with no unpleasant pricing surprises during your trip.Time savings and simplified logisticsA single booking process that eliminates the need for multiple administrative steps, creating online accounts, and repeated payments.Comprehensive planning of the training schedule (online followed by in-person) from the outset, ensuring the availability of instructors and time slots, as well as the desired language.Educational continuity and smooth progressionA natural progression of skills: the reflexes acquired during the Open Water course are immediately reinforced and expanded upon during the Advanced course.Less stress or loss of skill level between training sessions, as the learning curve remains constant.Motivation and Clear ObjectiveA long-term vision of their diving proficiency (autonomy at 30 meters) from the moment of enrollment, which strengthens commitment and personal satisfaction.Achieve the status of an accomplished diver more quickly, allowing you to participate in more challenging or remote dives without depth restrictions.

Apo Dhatu Divers, 490 Moo 3, 81150, Saladan, Koh Lanta, Krabi, THA
October 1, 2026 +241 More
$843.12
THB 28,200.00

Dive Activity

Diving in Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, VikingCave and Phi Ley Wall

Bid Nok and Bida Nai are renowned dive sites offering vibrant marine life and excellent visibility. Divers often encounter colorful coral gardens and a variety of fish species, making them popular for both beginner and advanced divers. Wreck dives are a highlight, with sunken ships serving as artificial reefs attracting diverse marine life. Ma Long and Pa Long provide unique shore diving experiences. These sites are ideal for those who prefer the convenience of diving directly from the shore, allowing for flexible dive schedules. Viking Cave and Phi Ley Wall offer stunning underwater landscapes, with the latter known for its breathtaking vertical walls and occasional sightings of larger pelagic species. Night dives in these areas reveal the nocturnal behaviors of marine creatures, offering an unforgettable experience. Both shore and liveaboard options are available, catering to different preferences and diving styles.

Dive Sites

The best Months to dive in Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, VikingCave and Phi Ley Wall

Diving around Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, Viking Cave, and Phi Ley Wall offers diverse experiences throughout the year. Water temperatures generally range from 28°C–30°C/82°F–86°F, providing comfortable conditions for divers. Visibility typically spans between 10 to 30 meters/33 to 98 feet, with the best clarity during the dry season from November to April. Diving is possible year-round, but the southwest monsoon, from May to October, can bring stronger winds and currents, potentially reducing visibility and increasing water movement. During this period, divers should be cautious, as conditions can vary day-to-day. Despite these fluctuations, the underwater life remains vibrant, offering rewarding experiences throughout the year.

Top Wildlife Sightings in Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, VikingCave and Phi Ley Wall

The vibrant marine life in the areas of Bid Nok, Bida Nai, Ma Long, Pa Long, Viking Cave, and Phi Ley Wall offers divers an enticing underwater exploration. Common reef fish like parrotfish, butterflyfish, and angelfish are abundant year-round, filling the colorful coral gardens with life. These sites provide a thriving habitat for these species, making encounters almost certain for divers. Seasonal highlights include blacktip reef sharks and leopard sharks, especially around Bida Nok and Bida Nai during the cooler months from November to April. Turtles are often spotted gliding gracefully past the reefs in places like Viking Cave and Phi Ley Wall, particularly from May to October. Additionally, eagle rays might surprise divers with their majestic appearances near Ma Long and Pa Long, especially during the transition months between seasons. Observing such magnificent creatures adds an exciting dimension to diving in these locations.

Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 200

Moray Eel

Moray Eel

5.1k Sightings
J
534
F
564
M
506
A
394
M
284
J
248
J
484
A
524
S
227
O
332
N
482
D
568
Hawksbill Turtle

Hawksbill Turtle

3.2k Sightings
J
406
F
401
M
354
A
282
M
174
J
103
J
195
A
233
S
86
O
158
N
317
D
443

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 27

Barracuda

Barracuda

2.7k Sightings
J
290
F
320
M
314
A
229
M
192
J
159
J
218
A
288
S
109
O
126
N
207
D
286
Green Turtle

Green Turtle

1.7k Sightings
J
227
F
238
M
266
A
194
M
58
J
83
J
71
A
73
S
24
O
88
N
142
D
251

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 600

Wrasse

Wrasse

534 Sightings
J
33
F
53
M
44
A
37
M
40
J
50
J
53
A
66
S
25
O
31
N
45
D
57

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 300

Octopus

Octopus

436 Sightings
J
12
F
25
M
98
A
74
M
45
J
54
J
38
A
55
S
6
O
0
N
10
D
19

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 25

Eagle Ray

Eagle Ray

142 Sightings
J
10
F
2
M
0
A
4
M
0
J
0
J
0
A
21
S
17
O
20
N
55
D
13

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 28

Clownfish

Clownfish

4.8k Sightings
J
473
F
540
M
552
A
381
M
283
J
250
J
399
A
442
S
189
O
295
N
449
D
532

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Total number of species approx.: 12

Lionfish

Lionfish

4.1k Sightings
J
455
F
479
M
458
A
283
M
237
J
177
J
297
A
350
S
160
O
256
N
419
D
516

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 130

Pufferfish

Pufferfish

3.9k Sightings
J
371
F
429
M
423
A
330
M
239
J
179
J
297
A
343
S
172
O
250
N
403
D
439

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 90

Angelfish

Angelfish

3.6k Sightings
J
384
F
397
M
387
A
288
M
217
J
219
J
287
A
334
S
150
O
216
N
290
D
414

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 100

Parrotfish

Parrotfish

3.1k Sightings
J
274
F
339
M
362
A
251
M
181
J
147
J
273
A
276
S
124
O
219
N
322
D
346

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 130

Butterfly Fish

Butterfly Fish

3.1k Sightings
J
308
F
349
M
325
A
238
M
200
J
172
J
268
A
311
S
116
O
185
N
264
D
343

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 8

Bannerfish

Bannerfish

3k Sightings
J
266
F
336
M
360
A
271
M
219
J
171
J
250
A
303
S
128
O
190
N
242
D
263

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 40

Triggerfish

Triggerfish

2.6k Sightings
J
264
F
294
M
273
A
217
M
148
J
136
J
213
A
245
S
108
O
157
N
222
D
304
Blacktip Reef Shark

Blacktip Reef Shark

2.4k Sightings
J
241
F
358
M
281
A
197
M
157
J
151
J
226
A
274
S
114
O
84
N
151
D
159

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 25

Boxfish

Boxfish

1.9k Sightings
J
184
F
200
M
197
A
159
M
126
J
104
J
159
A
187
S
74
O
85
N
152
D
225

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 250

Scorpionfish

Scorpionfish

1.7k Sightings
J
173
F
214
M
190
A
124
M
96
J
77
J
134
A
163
S
86
O
100
N
148
D
194

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 85

Surgeonfish

Surgeonfish

1.6k Sightings
J
133
F
140
M
168
A
104
M
114
J
81
J
150
A
188
S
79
O
129
N
151
D
168

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 110

Snapper

Snapper

1.6k Sightings
J
140
F
177
M
183
A
122
M
113
J
96
J
135
A
179
S
77
O
81
N
110
D
165

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 250

Grouper/Basslets

Grouper/Basslets

1.5k Sightings
J
116
F
158
M
133
A
121
M
94
J
89
J
151
A
200
S
91
O
90
N
128
D
132

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 20

Porcupinefish

Porcupinefish

1.5k Sightings
J
106
F
158
M
147
A
129
M
106
J
85
J
150
A
160
S
76
O
106
N
118
D
136

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 350

Damselfish

Damselfish

1.4k Sightings
J
82
F
138
M
154
A
144
M
137
J
105
J
130
A
182
S
83
O
95
N
91
D
107

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 90

Goatfish

Goatfish

1.3k Sightings
J
124
F
145
M
152
A
111
M
82
J
59
J
122
A
95
S
40
O
129
N
138
D
136

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 80

Stingrays

Stingrays

1.2k Sightings
J
94
F
122
M
131
A
98
M
63
J
73
J
139
A
191
S
87
O
59
N
73
D
71

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 3

Trumpetfish

Trumpetfish

1.2k Sightings
J
105
F
130
M
105
A
83
M
81
J
42
J
76
A
128
S
55
O
92
N
124
D
133

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 60

Soldierfish

Soldierfish

1.1k Sightings
J
58
F
107
M
119
A
94
M
65
J
67
J
114
A
144
S
49
O
92
N
67
D
98

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 150

Sweetlips and Grunts

Sweetlips and Grunts

1.1k Sightings
J
89
F
98
M
109
A
58
M
58
J
46
J
102
A
143
S
41
O
99
N
100
D
112

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 120

Cuttlefish

Cuttlefish

905 Sightings
J
58
F
77
M
157
A
123
M
52
J
57
J
70
A
79
S
16
O
32
N
80
D
104

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 3000

Nudibranch

Nudibranch

805 Sightings
J
102
F
104
M
64
A
48
M
40
J
32
J
49
A
41
S
35
O
56
N
104
D
130

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 15

Garfish

Garfish

790 Sightings
J
62
F
82
M
93
A
68
M
71
J
44
J
54
A
61
S
22
O
59
N
89
D
85

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 60

Squirrelfish

Squirrelfish

753 Sightings
J
89
F
83
M
85
A
73
M
37
J
40
J
64
A
69
S
21
O
61
N
55
D
76

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 300

Squid

Squid

678 Sightings
J
33
F
80
M
122
A
114
M
62
J
68
J
46
A
70
S
7
O
1
N
30
D
45

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 3

Cornetfish

Cornetfish

652 Sightings
J
57
F
99
M
84
A
61
M
38
J
57
J
57
A
79
S
22
O
34
N
30
D
34

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 3400

Shrimp

Shrimp

622 Sightings
J
50
F
71
M
62
A
91
M
53
J
65
J
42
A
72
S
18
O
12
N
25
D
61
Banded Sea Krait

Banded Sea Krait

568 Sightings
J
47
F
58
M
57
A
55
M
10
J
0
J
40
A
69
S
38
O
38
N
80
D
76

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 40

Jackfish

Jackfish

537 Sightings
J
54
F
53
M
59
A
33
M
18
J
17
J
46
A
67
S
29
O
49
N
59
D
53

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 60

Spiny Lobster

Spiny Lobster

515 Sightings
J
48
F
47
M
51
A
100
M
49
J
56
J
35
A
54
S
7
O
0
N
38
D
30

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 55

Lobster

Lobster

460 Sightings
J
22
F
38
M
45
A
101
M
45
J
59
J
34
A
50
S
6
O
0
N
35
D
25

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 7000

Crab

Crab

398 Sightings
J
11
F
31
M
31
A
83
M
52
J
55
J
37
A
58
S
6
O
11
N
12
D
11

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 130

Pipefish

Pipefish

358 Sightings
J
18
F
26
M
29
A
43
M
33
J
38
J
49
A
59
S
34
O
11
N
0
D
18

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 120

Flounder

Flounder

335 Sightings
J
11
F
16
M
37
A
32
M
43
J
57
J
54
A
64
S
21
O
0
N
0
D
0

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 30

Stonefish

Stonefish

261 Sightings
J
30
F
24
M
28
A
21
M
12
J
0
J
0
A
28
S
0
O
42
N
42
D
34

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 300

Snake Eel

Snake Eel

257 Sightings
J
26
F
26
M
23
A
0
M
22
J
27
J
32
A
81
S
20
O
0
N
0
D
0

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 50

Frogfish

Frogfish

210 Sightings
J
48
F
23
M
34
A
19
M
10
J
17
J
16
A
11
S
6
O
0
N
0
D
26

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 80

Emperor

Emperor

196 Sightings
J
0
F
0
M
14
A
13
M
17
J
31
J
34
A
40
S
6
O
12
N
18
D
11

The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

Total number of species approx.: 190

Conger Eel

Conger Eel

191 Sightings
J
5
F
19
M
15
A
16
M
19
J
33
J
30
A
49
S
5
O
0
N
0
D
0
Flatback Turtle

Flatback Turtle

162 Sightings
J
0
F
0
M
0
A
21
M
26
J
45
J
26
A
40
S
4
O
0
N
0
D
0
Zebra Shark

Zebra Shark

156 Sightings
J
18
F
0
M
7
A
27
M
25
J
20
J
17
A
16
S
6
O
0
N
8
D
12
Spiny Seahorse

Spiny Seahorse

143 Sightings
J
21
F
44
M
26
A
17
M
0
J
0
J
0
A
0
S
0
O
0
N
12
D
23

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