Toyapakeh

Large open bays with coral that begins growing in the shallows. As you descend you will meet large rocks covered by amazingly colored coral reefs. Toyapakeh often has strong and sometimes unpredictable currents.

Critters at this site

A large diversity of coral reefs that are home to a variety of reef fish and are visited by large fish, such as Mola mola, barracuda, marble ray, giant Ttavelly, and more.

Based on open observations nearbywithin ~5 km — likely to see, not necessarily confirmed at the site itself.

Blue Dragon

Pteraeolidia semperi13 obs.

Gold Ring Cowry

Monetaria annulus10 obs.

Money Cowry

Monetaria moneta7 obs.

Hawksbill Sea Turtle

Eretmochelys imbricata6 obs.

Isabella Cowry

Luria isabella6 obs.

Squat Anemone Shrimp

Thor amboinensis6 obs.

Lynx Cowry

Lyncina lynx6 obs.

Boring Giant Clam

Tridacna crocea4 obs.

Green Barrel Sea Squirt

Didemnum molle4 obs.

Koral & anemone

Montipora digitata4 obs.

Lollyfish Sea Cucumber

Holothuria atra4 obs.

Galaxy Coral

Galaxea fascicularis3 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Asteronotus cespitosus3 obs.

Indo-Pacific Rock-boring Urchin

Echinometra mathaei3 obs.

Spotted Linckia

Linckia multifora3 obs.

Mourning Dorid

Jorunna funebris3 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Phyllodesmium crypticum3 obs.

Luzon Sea Star

Echinaster luzonicus3 obs.

Arabian Cowrie

Mauritia arabica2 obs.

Whitetip Reef Shark

Triaenodon obesus2 obs.

Forsskål's Pleurobranch

Pleurobranchus forskalii2 obs.

Calf Cowry

Lyncina vitellus2 obs.

Dotted Dove Shell

Euplica scripta2 obs.

Rectangular False Cockle

Cardita variegata2 obs.