The dive site is a huge pinnacle that starts at its peak just below the surface and then decends some 30m. It took about an hour to reach by boat, but was well worth the wait. We saw sea anemones as far as the eye could see that looked like huge fields swaying in the breeze. There are plenty of fish to photograph, including tuna, barracuda, tropical and clown fish and an abundance of lion fish. Although we did not see any we were told that you could find leopard shark here.

Facts about Anemone Reef, Phuket It is in Thailand Anemone Reef, Phuket is in the Andaman Sea. The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet. The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.

Dive types Marine Life Diving facilities Photo facilities

Images taken on this dive site

by Kay Burn Lim
D300, 60 AFS Macro, 2x YS-110, Phuket, Thailand

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by Kay Burn Lim
Lizard Fish, D300, Nikkor 60mm AFS Macro, 2x YS-110 strobes

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by Adriano Trapani
jellyfish, that's all I'm getting lately!

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by David Speight
The 'Magnificent' Anemone. Anemone Reef, Thailand (South of Phuket) in the Andaman Sea. Shallow water shot, taken with a Panasonic LUMIX DMC-TZ15 compact camera in a Panasonic Housing (DMW-MCTZ5) - January 2010 when diving with Scuba Cat Diving.

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by Gerhard Siemons
Stone - Fish, Anemon Reef

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by Gerhard Siemons
Posing

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by Matt Hutchinson
This Urchin shot was taken on one of my first attempts in underwater photography. I do like the detail and the highlights with the blue colour. Pretty happy with the outcome.

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by Matt Hutchinson
Fish camoflauged of a moring rope.

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by Matt Hutchinson
close up shot of a stone fish taken with Canon G12.

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