Liveaboard diving in
Renggis Island
Must see
This small island lying opposite the Berjaya Resort has a good hard coral diversity. Renggis' fringing reefs are shallow thus making this a good place for a second dive. The usual dive plan is to enter the water at the easterly side and swim around the island at a depth range of 12 to 15 metres. The coral formation is mainly Tabletop, Staghorn, Bommies, Brain, Cabbage and Potato on a rather flat bottom.
If you prefer a deeper dive, you could take a detour to the two Thai fishing wrecks which lie in 20 metres of water, but mostly you will be on the back part of the island in search of its resident Black Tip Reef Sharks, Chevron Barracudas and Green Turtles. This shallow dive spot is simply amazing for snorkelers.
When To Go Diving
February to November
What to see
The resident marine life you can find here are Angel Fish, Puffer Fish, Bat Fish, Emperors, Titan Trigger Fish, Parrot Fish, Butterfly Fish, Bumphead Parrot Fish, Nurse Sharks, Scorpion Fish, Blue Spotted Stingrays, Yellow Striped Snappers, Moray Eels, Yellowtail Fusiliers and Zebra Lion Fish.