This dive site, Koh Yawa Bon, is renowned for its unique and intricate network of extensive swim-throughs and tunnels, making it an exciting site for exploration. Divers can navigate through fascinating underwater rock formations, offering a dynamic and engaging experience. While there's no specific historical account provided, the site's natural topography provides a sense of adventure.
The marine life at Koh Yawa Bon is vibrant and diverse, particularly for macro enthusiasts. Divers can expect to find abundant nudibranchs, delicate seahorses, and various shrimp species nestled within the rock formations. Schooling fish like snappers and fusiliers are commonly seen, alongside larger residents such as lobsters, groupers, and stingrays.
The shallow average depth of 7 meters, with a maximum of 14 meters, combined with generally mild currents, makes this site accessible. It's ideal for divers looking to hone their buoyancy skills while exploring overhead environments and for macro photographers seeking unique subjects. Snorkelers and freedivers will also appreciate the shallow, interesting topography and visible marine life.
