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The tiny Little Brother Island is one of the Brothers Islands, located 1km/0.6 mi south of its larger sibling. The teardrop-shaped island is surrounded by deep vertical walls, and at the island’s northern point, there is a deep plateau at a depth of 40m/131ft. This plateau is a good place to encounter sharks, including oceanic whitetip sharks, thresher sharks, various reef sharks, hammerheads, and even occasional tiger and whale sharks. The sheer vertical walls of the island are covered with black hard corals, multicolored soft corals, various nudibranchs, and many shoals of anthias
When To Go Diving
Diving at Little Brother Island is possible all year round. The average water temperature in winter is 19-21C/66-69F, and it rises to 28-30C/82-86F in summer
What to see
Besides the various species of sharks that are the main attractions at this site, other big pelagics, such as barracudas, tuna, and mantas are also frequently seen around Little Brother Island. Divers can also expect to see scorpionfish, lionfish, triggerfish, stonefish, groupers, and friendly Napoleon wrasses that are very popular with divers at this site because they are great subjects for underwater photography