Diving in the Andaman Sea

here you will find a small selection of brilliant diving spots in southern Thailand
we regularly hit ...

Dive spots daytrips:

Area / Place Extras
Koh Doc Mai Beautiful covered wall, super spot for all macro-Fans
(Max. depth: 28m)
Shark Point large probability to Leopard sharks
(Max. depth: 27m)
King Cruiser -Wreck 80 meter vessel with large schools of fish inhabit the wreck (Max depth: 33m)
Anemon Reef Clown fish fed, one of the most productive places in Thailand (Max depth: 30m)
Racha Yai
<Island>		 great places for beginners and snorkelers, many hard and soft corals (Max depth: 30m)
Racha Noi
<Island>		 great chance to manta rays and sharks, the most powerful current (Max depth: 55m)
Phi Phi
<Island>		 Fish fed up with the best diving conditions for beginners and professionals, many caves and reef sharks (Max depth: 28m)
Kata Beach Beach-Dive, nice place for all makro fans



Dive sites liveaboard:

Area / Place Extras
Similans island nine beautiful tropical islands offer a variety of excellent dive sites. Visibility move throughout the year 25-40 meters! In 1982, the fascinating scenery of the Similan Islands Marine National Park was declared on. (Max depth: 50m)
Koh Bon January-March you can find here almost always Mantas at super visibility. (Max depth: 50m)
Koh Tachai not an easy place, mostly because strong currents ... A look into the blue water here always worthwhile to barracuda, tuna, mackerel shoals and maybe even see a whale shark. (Max depth: 36m)
Richelieu Rock here you get everything the Andaman Sea het offer, it will look at yourself (Max depth: 34m)
Boonsung - Wreck Marine mining station in 1979 found 19 m depth on his final resting Oops! Due to the large dense schools of fish.
Hin Daeng Hin Daeng is overgrown with soft corals and, with depths are beyond the normal sport diving addition, an incredible abundance of fish. (Max depth: 70m)
Hin Muang excellent spot for Big Animal as gray reef sharks, manta rays and whale sharks. (Max depth: 60m)

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