Further away, big schools of jacks, tuna and trevallies pass the blue. Curious, small white tip reef sharks and barracudas are guiding the diver along this outstanding reef. Big stingrays are found here also as they flourish at almost every dive spot of the Mergui Archipelago. Plenty of grey reef and blacktip sharks are calling the Northern Rocky their home. Parrotfish and wrasse are found in a vast mixture of soft coral, sea fans, gorgonians and hardcoral.
Black Rock is where anything can happen anything to do with fish, that is.
You might see Leopard Sharks dancing a graceful ballet just for you or Manta Rays enjoying the sensation as your bubbles tickle their mighty wings. Grey Reef Sharks roam around the rock as shoals of Barracuda and Trevali form great spirals nearby. Smaller fish abound too, Frog Fish, Devil Scorpion Fish, all the way down to countless varieties of tiny Nudibranches. At the depths of 18 to 25 meters you will experience a diverse landscape of giant boulders, table corals and soft corals, gorgonian fans and sea whips. This wonderful coral garden is also an excellent place to see both sharks and rays.