Sea horse colony near Twin Peaks, Koh Tao
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We have most recently seen seahorses at Mango Bay - theres no hard and fast rule - you have to search the sand (and yes there is a lot of it) - you can see our diving reports below from the two days recently that we have seen them below...
Mango Bay and Twins on the 26th Jan’12 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Mango Bay 10th Feb’12 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Looking back it looks like the last time we saw seahorse at Twins it was back in April last year...
Pottery and Junkyard 18th April ’11 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Macro Diving on Koh Tao « Diving « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
We have seen them at Pottery too - simply - head out from the actual dive site and search the sand......
We have most recently seen seahorses at Mango Bay - theres no hard and fast rule - you have to search the sand (and yes there is a lot of it) - you can see our diving reports below from the two days recently that we have seen them below...
Mango Bay and Twins on the 26th Jan’12 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Mango Bay 10th Feb’12 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Looking back it looks like the last time we saw seahorse at Twins it was back in April last year...
Pottery and Junkyard 18th April ’11 « Daily Dive Reports « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
Macro Diving on Koh Tao « Diving « Diving On Koh Tao « Master Divers
We have seen them at Pottery too - simply - head out from the actual dive site and search the sand......
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