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Manta Bay Racha Noi

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About Manta Bay Racha Noi

Manta Bay is a popular dive site characterized by large granite boulders and healthy hard coral growth. It’s known for varied reef scenery and the chance to encounter big pelagics. The site is especially associated with manta ray sightings from December through April, along with a mix of reef fish and occasional frogfish.

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Manta Bay Racha Noi Planning Details

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Best Season

Dec–Apr (manta ray season)

Typical Conditions

Generally mild currents; depth varies.

Local Intel For Manta Bay Racha Noi

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A diverse scuba dive with granite boulders, coral, and generally mild currents.

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