99 Muen-Ngoen Road, Tri-Trang Beach, Patong · Phuket, 83150 Thailand
Overdevelopment and anchoring have damaged many of Phuket's near shore reefs, yet the resort's House Reef remains in healthy condition due to limited access and conservation efforts.
In collaboration with IUCN and Sea Bees Diving, the resort is working to conserve and restore the reef's ecosystem. Discarded fishing gear, especially nets, and boat anchors are among the main threats to coral and marine life.
The conservation team conducts weekly reef surveys and removes fishing gear from the reef to raise awareness among fishermen and visitors. Conservation divers also look for broken coral fragments, which can reattach and grow over time, increasing coral cover on the reef. Without this collection, the broken fragments will quickly die.
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Reef Education Center
Andaman Butterflyfish
Clownfish 
Sand Lizardfish
Juvenile Yellow Boxfish
Skunk Anemonefish
Chocolate Hind
Coral Hind
Skunk Anemonefish
Tasseled Scorpionfish
Collare Butterflyfish
Striped Surgeonfish
Spotted Trunkfish
Hermit Crab
Marine Life
Guard Crab
Black Botched Porcupinefish
Bluebarred Parrotfish
Porcelain Crab
Oval Butterflyfish
Pickhandle Barracuda
Juvenile Lionfish
Five-Lined Snapper
Reef Resident
Blackspotted Puffer
Sand Lizardfish
Powder Blue Surgeonfish
Spotted Toby
Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
House Reef Coral
Conservation Efforts
Crown of Thorns Starfish
Marine Life
Branching Coral
