
Dixon's Pinnacle
01A submerged pinnacle teeming with pelagic life. Schooling barracuda, giant trevallies, and occasional reef sharks.

Dive Sites
Pinnacles, walls, wrecks, and gardens of coral. The Andaman holds some of Asia's best-kept underwater secrets — we know where to find them.
Visibility runs 15 to 30 meters. Water hovers around 28°C year-round. Reefs are alive. Pelagics pass through. We're a short boat ride from some of the most biodiverse waters on the planet.

A submerged pinnacle teeming with pelagic life. Schooling barracuda, giant trevallies, and occasional reef sharks.

One of Asia's top dive sites. Massive shoals of fish, sweetlips, snappers, and frequent encounters with reef sharks.

A dramatic drop-off covered in soft corals, sea fans, and sponges. Schools of fusiliers and the occasional turtle.

Aptly named for its abundance of reef fish. Perfect for new divers and underwater photographers alike.

A relaxed reef dive perfect for skill development. Encrusting corals, lionfish, scorpionfish, and curious clownfish.

Vast coral gardens with bommies rising from the sandy floor. Turtles, rays, and a kaleidoscope of reef fish.