malmok reef

Great place to snorkel between Malmok and Arashi Beach. All the tours go there. Rocky so, be careful where you step.

There really isn't a reef here, just bits and pieces of tan coral -- nothing in the way of color. Best snorkeling along the rocks by the shore. Quite a variety of fish, but you can see it all in 15 minutes.

Great dive location. Saw lots of different fish including file fish, green morays, trunkfish and a couple turtles.

Malmok Reef is gorgeous. I rode horses here and tied off and snorkeled for a couple hours. It was simply fabulous and so relaxing. The water is so clear and the fish are beautiful.

This beach is less crowded than others closer to the high rises. Snorkeling is abundant with mostly smaller fish closer into the shore then of course it gets better further from the shoreline. We did observe that most of the coral is dead, but still a great time, wish we would have seen a turtle! Nice place to relax, listen to the water and look out at the views of the surrounding amazing blue waters.

Great snorkeling! Bring bread or granola, the fish will swarm you. We did the Depalm catamaran twice and it was great both times

The BEST spot for snorkeling! I really don't want to tell you that because it's nice to have it all to oneself. Great corals, great fishes. Could spend hours out there and it's shallow enough to feel comfortable and safe, although I did get to see a manta ray! That was awesome! Please leave nature alone - don't pick up the starfish - don't step on the coral - you know "leave no trace". Let's preserve this glorious spot! I will be back.

We took the four hour sail/snorkel trip with Red Sail and it included a fantastic lunch, great snorkeling, a ship wreck snorkel and an open bar.

I liked this better than Baby Beach and much closer to the high rise area. We liked it so much we went twice during our stay.

Malmok Reef, just off the Malmok beach is a another great place to snorkel. All three locations are side by side and easily seen all in one day with a short walk and a great snorkel. We spent many hours in the water and saw all we wanted except turtles. This is one of those locations if you are an avid snorkeler or diver, is a great place to visit.

I've snorkelled a lot of reefs around the world and this one has fish and starfish and the like - so plenty to see - just that for me it wasn't teaming with variety of species and coral. Visibility is perfect though!

Nice and easy, fairly shallow dive. Second dive of the day. Lots of different coral formations and types. Scorpion fish, turtles, stingrays, eels and Barracuda. Drift dive with about a 3 knot current.

We made two snorkeling trips here. Right off the main road and not too crowded. Walk right into the water off the sandy spot with your snorkeling gear, and within 5-10 feet off the beach, you'll be immersed in schools of small to medium sized fish. You don't realize how much are swimming around you until you dip your mask below the surface. We only went about 100 feet off the beach, but had we been more adventurous, we could've gone a lot further out.

As you drive up towards the Calif lighthouse before you come to Arashi Beach you'll notice a jagged coastline with small coves and little beaches in between the rocks. This is THE place to stop and jump in with your snorkel gear and have a look. Just a few feet into the pristine water and you wil be surrounded by fish of all types. Swim up along the rocks or straight out to the reef for some excellent, effortless snorkeling fun. The water is pristine and if you bring some bread or bananas to feed the fish yo will be swarmed by hundreds of them. This is a great spot. You will notice the boats filled with snorkelers anchored off shore. Thats the spot. Dive in man. Its good stuff.

What a wonderful place to sit and watch the snorkelers. It was so nice to catch some sun and watch the family snorkel. You can stay as long as you want. When you take the boat trips, it's great but somtime limited.