This dive site, also known as U-Turn, is a shallow coral reef located off Kim Quy island. With a maximum depth of 12 meters and an average of 6 meters, it is an excellent location for beginner divers and those seeking a relaxed underwater experience. The site is also known for providing shelter from inclement weather, making it a reliable spot for diving even when conditions elsewhere are challenging. Navigation is straightforward, generally following the reef contours.
The marine life at Kim Quy island is abundant, particularly focusing on the smaller creatures. Divers can expect to encounter numerous nudibranchs and a variety of small reef fish. Angel fish are a common sight, contributing to the vibrant ecosystem. The reef itself boasts numerous varieties of both soft and hard corals, creating a rich and colorful underwater landscape.
While specific best times to visit are not detailed, the site's sheltered nature means it's often a good choice regardless of mild weather changes. Its shallow depth and rich macro life make it highly suitable for both snorkeling and freediving, offering plenty to see close to the surface. Divers should be aware that the area is not ideal for boats, which might imply cautious navigation or specific mooring practices.
