Thonburi Wreck

Ko Chang, Thailand

This is best scuba dived with a local dive centre as it can be tricky but if tackled correctly in the correct conditions this is a rewarding wreck dive. As with all Koh Change dive sites it is not over dived either! The Thonburi is a Thai warship that was sunk in the 1940's by the French over a colonial dispute. The wreck is quite clo...

Him Wong Pinnacle

Ko Tao, Thailand

Hin Wong Pinnacle is located off the East Coast of Koh Tao and comprises of at granite rock formation which goes from around 10 metres to a depth of 32 metres. The rock has a good section of soft coral brushes and Georgian fans and there are also filefish, shrimpfish, coral grouper and many other reef fish. There are some mild and sometimes stronge...

Hin Luk Bat

Ko Chang, Thailand

This is one of the prime dive sites around Koh Chang. The dive is around a pinnacle that acts as refuge to plenty of schooling fish, making it enjoyable for snorkellers too. The steeply sloping walls feature numerous barrel sponges and shelves of relatively healthy soft corals, colour is added by large areas of Christmas tree worms. There is lot...

White Rock

Ko Tao, Thailand

Two large granite boulders make up the White Rock dive site; a haven for beginner divers to practise their new underwater skills. The site is near the twins and is famous for its previously large turtle populations, although more recently there have been reports of fewer sightings. White Rock does offer a chance to see a few giant barracuda and s...

Koh Wai

Ko Chang, Thailand

Easy scuba diving, nice visibility, shallow reefs with plenty of colour and deeper areas with a good chance of seeing leopard sharks, sting rays, white tip reef sharks and other pelagic fish. A shallow fringing reef with a good variety of hard corals and some soft corals along the deeper part of the reef-slope. The best features are at depths s...

Twin Peaks

Ko Tao, Thailand

pasting"Ideal site for beginners located onthe far side of Koh Nang Yuan. The two big Twin rocks are embedded into white sand. On entry the depth is around 5 meters and drops to a depth of 18 metre. It's an easy site to navigate and there is plenty of marive life including a friendly pair of rare saddleback clown fish on the western side of the la...