Burma Banks consists of several subsurface plateaus, the most common of which are listed below. The plateaus are at a depth of about 15-25 meters, with the seabed sinking to a depth of 300 meters outside them. These destinations are far from the mainland, so the animals here are larger. The reefs themselves are not the thing here, although hard and soft coral grows everywhere, but the abundance of fish species makes these destinations worth diving. Various sharks will be seen here, the most common of which are black and white spotted sharks, but larger bull sharks as well as rarer hammerhead sharks can also be seen here. Unfortunately, overfishing of sharks is also visible here, so seeing rarer species is not as common as it was some decades ago. The dive sites does not have island protection, so you can only come here if you are sure that the weather conditions will not change unexpectedly.