This wreck is an old tin dredger, one of the several (now disused and sunk) scatter around west the coast line of Thailand. There is one I know of in Bang Tao Bay (Phuket), a very famous one the "Boonsung" off the coast of Bang Sak beach (North of Khao Lak) and the "Premchai 103" off the coast of Thab Lamu (south of Khao Lak). Local diving offers an amazing variety of marine life.
Accordingly, the choice between wide angle and macro is sometimes very hard.
Schools of Trevalleys and Yellowtail snapper obstract the view of the wreck at times while crabs, shrimps, nudis and other macro life is scattered all around.
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Facts about Thai Muang Wreck or Premchai 103 It is in Thailand- Thai Muang Wreck or Premchai 103 is in the Andaman Sea.
- The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
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Dive Operators - Thailand
Images taken on this dive site
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Adriano TrapaniPartner Shrimp (3mm) on Pin Cushion Star Fish. Canon G10, Canon housing, dual strobe YS27DX
UN wet MACRO lens x6 magnification
1/500 f 4
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Adriano TrapaniChromodoris Kunei on Thai Muang Wreck (Premchai 103)