This dive site, Lighthouse Pinnacle, is a versatile underwater location in Thailand, offering experiences for both novice and experienced divers. As a submerged pinnacle, navigation generally involves circling the main structure. While there is no specific history provided, its natural formation provides a rich environment. Divers should be aware that the north side of the site can experience northward currents, requiring careful dive planning.
The marine life here is abundant and vibrant, characterized by huge fields of stunning staghorn corals and a wide variety of other hard corals that form an intricate reef system. Numerous anemones dot the landscape, providing homes for various small inhabitants. The site is also a reliable spot to observe Harlequin Sweetlips, adding to the diversity of fish species.
Lighthouse Pinnacle is suitable for diving year-round, with generally good conditions, though the best time to visit for optimal visibility and calmer seas is typically from March to October. Its shallow average depth of 6 meters and maximum depth of 13 meters make it ideal for both snorkeling and freediving, offering excellent views of the coral gardens and reef life from the surface or with breath-hold. Divers of all levels will appreciate the rich biodiversity and beautiful coral formations, but those with less experience should be mindful of potential currents on the north side.
