Ao Sapparot (Pineapple Bay)
Pineapple Bay, Surin Islands, is a shallow, sheltered bay offering calm conditions, perfect for relaxed dives. It features a sandy bottom interspersed with scattered coral patches and small rock formations. Ideal for beginners, training, and night dives due to its protected and easy-going nature.
Pineapple Bay’s sandy bottom and coral patches host diverse macro life: ghost pipefish, seahorses, cuttlefish, octopus, shrimp, and various nudibranchs. Small reef fish are common.
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Potential Wildlife Sightings
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Total number of species: 200
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Total number of species: 600
Wrasse
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Total number of species: 100
Parrotfish
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Total number of species: 90
Angelfish
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Total number of species: 28
Clownfish
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Total number of species: 130
Butterfly Fish
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Total number of species: 85
Surgeonfish
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Total number of species: 150
Sweetlips and Grunts
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Total number of species: 8
Bannerfish
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Total number of species: 350