Underwater Video Highlights of the Scubafish Dive Season So Far in Ko Lanta, Thailand.
Category: Video Galleries
Liquid Lense are delighted to announce the launch of the Liquid Lense Channel on Vimeo – view the latest underwater diving videos from Liquid Lense online here (vimeo.com/channels/liquidlense)
A Brief Look: Our Bumper Manta and Whaleshark Day
Bumper Manta & Whaleshark Day at Hin Daeng from Liquid Lense on Vimeo. Liquid Lense were lucky and, I might add, spoilt, enough to see four Manta Rays and one Whaleshark in a single dive.
Sharks at Ko Phi Phi Video – A great day’s diving at the Bidas Islands – two of the best dive sites near Ko Phi Phi.
We were lucky enough to see Leopard Sharks and Black Tip Reef Sharks on both dives – the Liquid Lense team were loving all the shark action, and were a very happy bunch!
See our New Meet Porkie Video – starring the friendliest Porcupine Pufferfish in Ko Haa Lagoon!
Get up close & personal with Porkie, the resident Porcupine Pufferfish who can be found hanging out in Ko Haa Lagoon, one of Lanta’s best dive sites for shooting great underwater video.
Liquid Lense’s Underwater Video at Hin Muang:
Underwater Video at Hin Muang – Video Dive Site Guide to Hin Muang with Scubafish.
World-famous dive site Hin Muang, lies just a few hundred metres to the west of Hin Daeng out in the Andaman Sea. This sea mount is entirely underwater with the reef starting at about 12 metres and plummeting down to a dizzying 70 metres.
Liquid Lense‘s Underwater Video at Hin Daeng :
The underwater seamount of Hin Daeng extends out in all directions to a depth of more than 50 metres and is home to a huge variety of larger marine life. You’ll bear witness to many awe-inspiring sites and aquatic variety in this underwater video at Hin Daeng.
Hin Daeng is home to a resident school of Batfish which greet divers on their descent, schools of huge Barracuda, and constant show of pelagic action to keep divers enthralled.
Enjoy great diving with fantastic underwater photography opportunities at Ko Haa Lagoon.
Cruising into the picture perfect lagoon of Ko Haa is a treat for novice and experienced divers alike with its white sandy beach, stunning karst islands & crystal clear waters.
The lagoon is home to fabulous reefscapes, a beautiful large table coral covered in nervous humbug fish and many colourful reef fish such as Porkie, the resident & very curious Porcupine Pufferfish, Clownfish (aka Nemo), Lionfish, Scorpionfish, Snapper, Barracuda & even Turtles.
Underwater Video Guide to Ko Haa Cavern, with Scubafish.
Ko Haa Yai is the biggest of the five islands that make up Ko Haa and is one of the most spectacular.
It is most famous for the enormous caves know as ‘The Cathedral‘ – two huge underwater caverns that it is possible to surface in & swim between – that are always a delight for visiting divers.
“Ko Haa Chimney”: An Underwater Video Guide
Ko Haa Chimney is located on island number one (or ‘Neung’) of Ko Haa’s five islands.
The dive site is home to ‘The Chimney’, an eerie underwater tunnel starting at 17 metres and rising all the way to 6 metres, where a school of sweepers glint in the piercing rays of the sun.
Explore the arm that branches off the main chimney to the east, bringing you out into a beautiful shallow chamber with several large exits. Following the light through the tunnel either up or down the chimney is an experience not to be missed and can provide great silhouette opportunities.