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Ko Ngam Noi and sometimes called Island is the smaller of the two Ngam limestone islands, about 17 km off the Chumphon coast in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park, just south of Ko Ngam Yai. Bamboo frames on its craggy cliffs are used to collect swiftlet nests. An easy reef runs around the island from about 5 m to 17 m, with six mooring buoys, and the HTMS Prab wreck lies just off its southern tip. At the south end, rocks form small swim-throughs. Shallow, sheltered water makes it a good site for Dis…
Ko Ngam Noi and sometimes called Island is the smaller of the two Ngam limestone islands, about 17 km off the Chumphon coast in Mu Ko Chumphon National Park, just south of Ko Ngam Yai. Bamboo frames on its craggy cliffs are used to collect swiftlet nests. An easy reef runs around the island from about 5 m to 17 m, with six mooring buoys, and the HTMS Prab wreck lies just off its southern tip. At the south end, rocks form small swim-throughs. Shallow, sheltered water makes it a good site for Discover Scuba Diving, Open Water courses, relaxed fun dives and buoyancy practice. Search the rocks for nudibranchs and the sand for blue-spotted stingrays. Snapper, jacks and yellowtail barracuda school along the reef, with sea fans and soft corals in the deeper part. Groupers and pufferfish are common around the boulders.
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