This dive site, Paku Kechil, is located off the coast of Malaysia and is a short 2-minute boat ride from Long Beach. It's characterized by a gentle sloping coral reef, starting with an entry point around 7-9 meters and reaching sandy areas. The dive typically concludes near a rocky area, offering varied topography for exploration.
The site boasts a rich diversity of marine life, featuring abundant coral reef fish and healthy coral formations. Divers have a high chance of encountering clownfish, turtles, and stingrays. Other notable sightings include the unique devil scorpionfish, and occasionally, blacktip reef sharks and large bumphead parrotfish.
Paku Kechil is suitable for diving at both high and low tide, indicating its adaptability to various conditions. It's an excellent spot for photographers looking for both macro and wide-angle opportunities, given the diverse fish life and potential for larger animals. Both snorkelers and freedivers will find this site appealing due to its relatively shallow entry and manageable depths.
