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This lone pinnacle off the East coast of Koh Nang Yuan juts out like the proverbial sore thumb from the sea bed to just below the surface. The rock is adorned with Wart Slugs and a Jenkins Ray or Banded Sea Snake can often be seen snoozing in the huge crack close to the bottom of the pinnacle. We regularly see a turtle or two around Red Rock as well.
This small pinnacle is usually combined with an exploration of the coastline of Koh Nang Yuan. Almost directly opposite the pinnacle on the coast…
This lone pinnacle off the East coast of Koh Nang Yuan juts out like the proverbial sore thumb from the sea bed to just below the surface. The rock is adorned with Wart Slugs and a Jenkins Ray or Banded Sea Snake can often be seen snoozing in the huge crack close to the bottom of the pinnacle. We regularly see a turtle or two around Red Rock as well.
This small pinnacle is usually combined with an exploration of the coastline of Koh Nang Yuan. Almost directly opposite the pinnacle on the coast a swim-through can be found. Due to its length this swim-though can technically claim the name of cavern. The passage is narrow at points and it actually doubles back on itself. There is a lot of light penetration and the chambers do look stunning with glass fish silhouetted in the sun beams but make sure you go with an experienced guide.
Should you wish you can dive from here into Japanese Gardens, we can do a drop-off so you can enjoy a one-way dive.
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