Angaga Thila
Angaga Thila is an underwater seamount with a shallow reef top around 7β10 m, featuring cracks and holes that create small hideouts and points of interest. The current-facing side is known for a dense concentration of fish, including large schools and pelagic action. Divers can encounter tuna and larger animals such as sharks and rays, alongside reef life like groupers, redtooth triggerfish, fusiliers, scorpionfish, hawksbill turtles, anemones and clownfish. Stone corals are reported to be re-growing in the area.
Reported depth
7m - 10m
Depth note
Top reef reported at 7β10 m; negative descent may be needed away from the reef when current is present.
Typical conditions
Current can be present, with fish life concentrated on the current-facing side.
Hazards
Safety notes
Current can require a negative descent away from the reef.
Tailored notes for different activities.
Scuba
May require a negative descent away from the reef when current is running; terrain includes cracks and holes.
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