Day Dive Trips

Similan Day Trip

2 tank dive from B4,800 to B5,900 - Snorkeller from B2,700 to B 3,600
includes equipment, free dive computer, lunch & harbour transfers.
National Park entry fees B600 diver, B400 non-diver
to be paid in cash at the Dive center on arrival

These day trips are either onboard large, air conditioned dive boats or comfortable speedboats and give you the opportunity to get a quick taste of why the Similans are such a famous dive destination. Departing daily, you will make two different dives on two different islands. Trips departs at approximately 8 am and the crossing takes 2-3 hours. After the first dive lunch is served, followed by the second dive. It is possible to snorkel between dives, but due to time constraints it is not possible to visit the islands or beaches. We offer a selection of day trips with various local operators - please contact us for details.

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Bangsak Wreck Dive

2 tank dive B2,200 - includes use of a dive computer - and a free lunch!
Dive both wrecks for the special price of B3,800 - must be booked together

The Bangsak Wreck, named after the village of Bangsak 5km away, is an old tin mining boat that sank in 1984 in unknown circumstances at a depth of 18m. This boat was owned by the Boonsung Tin Mining Company and operated up and down the Andaman coast throughout the tin mining boom, which ended early last decade.

At first, due to it's large size, the wreck lay close to the surface making it a safety hazard to local fishing vessels. So the Thai Navy were called in to bomb the boat, reducing its height by collapsing the decks, and creating the wreck that we dive on today.

Over the years many shells and hard and soft corals have attached themselves to the hull, which has become an artificial reef and naturally attracts large schools of fish from the flat, sandy seabed.

One feature of this outstanding dive are the leopard sharks, which can often be found sleeping in the sand and occasionally come for a swim around us. And also the resident seahorses, curious batfish, a large family of porcupine fish and several kinds of crustaceans, along with large schools of barracuda and a huge diversity of fish life.

And once or twice … we even saw a whale shark ….

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Thai Muang Wreck Dive

2 tank dive B2,200 - includes use of a dive computer - and a free lunch!
Dive both wrecks for the special price of B3,800 - must be booked together

The Thai Muang Wreck "Condreco" was built in Sliedrecht in the Netherlands in 1976. She ended her days working for a Tin Mining company off the west side of Phang Nga province.

After sinking in September 2000, a few hundred metres off Thai Muang beach, the Condreco now rests on her side at a depth of 20 meters. The Condreco is in excellent condition with the most amazing soft corals and has attracted large numbers of Honeycomb & White-eyed moray eels, lionfish & all types of scorpion fish. It is also possible to spot Ornate ghost pipe fish here.

There has been a lot of discussion as to whether to raise this wreck for salvage, and we don't know how long she will stay in this position off our coast, but for this season at least it is still possible to dive here.

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Khao Na Yak Reef Dive

2 tank dive B1,300
Non diver B 700

Closer to home, Khao Na Yak is the house reef for Khao Lak. Only 45 minutes away by local boat, and with a maximum depth of only 9m, this is a most relaxing dive and an excellent site for new divers or for those of you who haven't dived for a while.

Khao Na Yak Reef also appeals to experienced divers who like to spend some time focusing closely on the varied fish life of a tropical reef, with the advantage of a longer bottom time due to the shallow depth.

Many beautiful nudibranchs can be found here - and see if you can find the ghost pipefish! Also visited by many lionfish and the occasional ray and leopard shark, and including a colourful selection of tropical fish, this dive site is the perfect place to concentrate on the small things ….

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