This dive site, Dry Rock North, is a shallow and vibrant reef located on the sea border between Vietnam and Cambodia, near Phu Quoc. It consists of a small group of rocks with a beautiful reef extending from them and submerging to about 10 meters. Divers typically navigate this site as a drift dive, utilizing the present currents to explore the diverse coral formations around the rocks. There is no specific history or story provided for this site beyond its natural formation.
The marine ecosystem at Dry Rock North is notable for its rich variety of hard and soft corals, which are described as varied and colorful. Divers can expect to encounter numerous fan corals during a drift. While no specific fish species are mentioned, the healthy coral reef environment typically hosts a range of reef fish, small invertebrates, and other macro life, making it a good spot for observing the smaller inhabitants of the reef.
The site is best visited when conditions allow for comfortable drift diving, as currents are a defining feature. Its shallow depth and vibrant corals make it highly suitable for both snorkeling and freediving, offering excellent opportunities to enjoy the reef from the surface or on breath-hold dives. Divers should be comfortable with currents or dive with an experienced guide to fully enjoy the short drift over the fan corals and intricate reef structures.
