If you’ve ever wanted to meet a tiny, horse-faced sea creature with zero swimming skills, seahorses at Richelieu Rock are your dream come true. These little guys spend most of their lives clinging to coral like underwater introverts avoiding small talk. With their curly tails and pouty faces, they look like the result of a seahorse-mermaid romance and a sprinkle of seaweed magic.
Spotting one isn’t easy—they’re camouflaged masters, blending in like pros at a hide-and-seek championship. But once you do find one, it’s like winning the underwater lottery. Photographers go nuts, trying to get that perfect shot while the seahorse just floats there, judging your camera angles.
The best time to visit Richelieu Rock is during Thailand’s dive season. Grab a liveaboard, your lucky fins, and keep your eyes peeled. Because once you see a seahorse doing absolutely nothing in the most majestic way—you’ll be hooked.
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