Ao Chak, Surin Islands National Park Located on the east side of Surin Nuea Island. It is 10 kilometers from the Surin Islands National Park office.

Ao Mae Yai is on the southeastern side of Surin Nuea Island.It is the largest bay.The waves are calm and it is a place for snorkeling and diving.

Nemo Paradise is a beautiful snorkeling spot. Located at Ao Chong Khat. In the Surin Islands, Phang Nga Province, is a spot rich in shallow-water coral. and many clownfish Until being nicknamed “Nemo Paradise“

sloping reef dive site known for its extensive hard coral gardens and varied topography. It features sandy channels, small bommies, and offers a comfortable diving experience. Conditions are generally mild to moderate, making it suitable for all skill levels.

Ao Bon, Surin Tai Island Not far from Ao Chong Khat and the Surin Islands National Park Office Near the Morgan Village It is another beautiful snorkeling site in the Surin Islands National Park.

Moken Bay, Surin Islands, is a shallow, sheltered bay, offering calm and easy diving conditions. It features a sandy bottom with scattered coral patches and small rock formations. This protected site is ideal for relaxed dives, particularly suitable for beginners, training sessions, and night dives.

Hin Kong, Surin Islands, is a sloping reef dive site known for its extensive hard coral gardens and varied topography. It features sandy channels, small bommies, and offers a comfortable diving experience. Conditions are generally mild to moderate, making it suitable for all skill levels.

Pineapple Bay, Surin Islands, is a shallow, sheltered bay offering calm conditions, perfect for relaxed dives. It features a sandy bottom interspersed with scattered coral patches and small rock formations. Ideal for beginners, training, and night dives due to its protected and easy-going nature.

“Ao Suthep“ is the largest bay of Surin Tai Island. There is a coral reef up to 1,200 meters long, approximately 200-500 meters from the shore.Suthep Bay is known as the birthplace of coral reefs. Large, shallow waters are the most fertile.

Turtle Ledge in Koh Surin offers a gently sloping reef, reaching ~25m. It boasts stunning, multi-hued hard coral formations creating a vibrant, intricate landscape. This site teems with diverse reef fish, making it a fantastic spot for both diving and snorkeling.