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Twins
To the west of Koh Nangyuan is Twins, which as its name suggests is two groups of two granite rocks covered with corals and sponges, with depths ranging from 7 metres to 22metres separated by narrow sand patches. At the deeper end of the site, watch for a big grouper, white eyed moray eels and blue spotted fantail rays. Cushion stars and top shells can be seen among the hard corals. In the many small caves you may see flashes of incandescent blue because juvenile blue-ringed and six-barred angelfish shelter in the cool shade of the rocks. As you move on and up to the shallower side of the site you will see an abundance of panda clownfish and pink anemone fish.
If you've got particularly sharp eyes, you may spot near-invisible pipefish, scorpionfish and flatworms. It is the home of banner fish and the occasional black tip reef shark may be seen close to the shoreline over staghorn coral beds. It is all set against the background of colourful coral gardens and abundant reef fish making this dive site an underwater wonder- world for qualified divers of all levels.
Facts at a Glance:
| Max. Depth | Avg. Depth | Avg. Visibility | From Mae Haad | Diver Skill |
| 22 metres | 12 metres | 10 - 20 metres | 2500 metres | Open Water + |
