The islands to the south of Pu Nala offer a wide variety of day and overnight anchorages.
We have chosen only one of the prettiest spots in this group, although you can spend days here exploring all the smaller rocky islands and hidden coves and beaches.
The Frost brothers of South East Asia Liveaboards (SEAL) discovered this jewel anchorage. Anchor in 12-15 metres off the white sand beach. The all-tide, sandy beach here is breathtaking, and the fringing coral reef provides excellent snorkelling. There are uncharted rocks to the south and west of this anchorage.
Fantastic overnight anchorage with a white sand beach and a small spring ashore. Heading north from this anchorage there are several uncharted rocks along the coast of Potter Island.
Another idyllic overnight anchorage with a spectacular white sand beach ashore. There are a variety of unusual trees along this beach including one of the biggest fig trees ever.
Every evening the local hornbills congregate in this tree to squabble and squawk over delicacies.
This imaginatively named island is a perfect lunchtime stop en-route to Kawthaung. Anchor in 12 to 15 metres on white sand, clear of the fringing reef.
There is excellent snorkelling here with good coral, blue spotted rays and small black tip reef sharks.
While every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this book is accurate, the charts of anchorages are based on personal experience and satellite imagery and are intended as a guide only. They should not be used for navigation. Please refer to Official Hydrographic Charts of the respective countries.
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