Monkey Rock, Similan Islands, is a sloping reef with a mix of hard and soft corals, huge granite boulders, and intriguing swim-throughs. Marine life includes reef sharks, barracuda, fusiliers, snappers, and a good variety of macro critters. Currents can range from mild to strong.

Beacon Rock in the Similan Islands is a dive site characterized by massive granite boulders forming dramatic swim-throughs and canyons. It boasts a mix of hard and soft corals. Expect to see reef sharks, barracuda, fusiliers, snappers, and a variety of macro life. Currents can vary.

Located at the north end of the 7th island in the Similan Islands, this dive site is along the northern apex of an elongated island from north to south. Visibility is clear and the granite boulders, eroded by the tidal currents, form several steps from the bottom.

Popular dive site, especially for night dives. It features a sloping reef, dropping from 5m to 35m+, with predominately hard corals. A notable highlight is the “Atlantis X“ wreck, a sunken liveaboard resting on the reef slope. Visibility is generally good, and currents are mild to moderate, suitable for all levels

East of Eden is on the east side of island 7. This dive site was closed by the administration of the national park to be able to regenerate. Very beautiful coral landscapes are found here. Check from time to time to see when the dive site will be opened again.

A topographic dive site on the west side of Island 7 in the Similan Islands. It is centered around three huge rocks that are the highlight of the dive with coral slopes on either side. Soft corals, such as sea fans and sea hawks, are growing in the wall and in the deep area off the rocky coast. These areas are home to hard corals such as Hanaya rhinoceros and a wide variety of other creatures.

The Similan Islands boast vibrant coral reefs, teeming with diverse marine life, including colorful fish, majestic rays, and curious sea turtles. With crystal-clear waters and excellent visibility, it’s a haven for scuba divers seeking awe-inspiring underwater landscapes and unforgettable encounters with marine cr

South of Eden in the Similan Islands is a stunning dive site with a vibrant coral garden sloping down to a sandy bottom. Expect large granite boulders, swim-throughs, and an abundance of marine life including reef sharks, barracuda, fusiliers, and macro critters. Strong currents can be present.

Fantasy Reef, Similan Islands, is a sloping reef with extensive coverage of vibrant hard and soft corals. It features large granite boulders and intriguing swim-throughs, creating a dynamic and visually stunning underwater landscape. Currents can be moderate to strong, offering exciting drift opportunities.

Popular dive site, especially for night dives. It features a sloping reef, dropping from 5m to 35m+, with predominately hard corals. A notable highlight is the “Atlantis X“ wreck, a sunken liveaboard resting on the reef slope. Visibility is generally good, and currents are mild to moderate