Koh Tachai Reef
About Koh Tachai Reef
Koh Tachai East Reef is a gently sloping coral reef that starts shallow and descends to a sandy bottom. It is described as an easy, relaxing dive with abundant hard coral growth. The site is known for leopard sharks resting on the sand and can also feature barracuda and schooling trevally. It is also popular for sunset and night diving.
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Koh Tachai Reef Planning Details
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Reported Depth
5m - 30m
Depth Note
The reef slopes from about 5–10 m down to a sandy bottom around 20–30 m.
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An easy, relaxing dive along a gentle slope, with options for sunset and night dives.
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