Dive sites in Khao Lak
18–60 m · 60 signature species
10 dive sites in Khao Lak, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Khao Lak
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Similan Islands →
Descend into the Similan Islands' underwater landscapes, where vibrant coral reefs transition into dramatic granite boulder formations, drawing pelagic species and reef inhabitants alike.
Max. depth · 40 m

Richelieu Rock →
A solitary limestone horseshoe rising from the Andaman Sea floor to host both dense macro life and wandering whale sharks.
Max. depth · 35 m

Koh Tachai →
Koh Tachai offers an exhilarating dive into a vibrant ecosystem, where majestic submerged pinnacles attract abundant pelagic life and intricate coral gardens.
Max. depth · 40 m

Surin Islands →
Explore the untouched hard coral gardens and granite outcrops of Surin Islands, a National Marine Park offering encounters with pelagics like manta rays and whale sharks.
Max. depth · 25 m

Elephant Head Rock →
Navigate a submerged labyrinth of colossal granite boulders, where arches, tunnels, and caverns provide refuge for reef sharks and a diverse schooling fish population.
Max. depth · 60 m

Anita's Reef →
Descend into Anita's Reef, where vibrant coral gardens slope gently to a sandy floor, fostering a rich ecosystem.
Max. depth · 35 m

North Point →
Descend into North Point's deep channels and explore its coral-covered pinnacles, where oceanic sharks patrol close to deeper sand sections.
Max. depth · 35 m

West of Eden →
Descend into West of Eden's granite canyons and explore walls adorned with soft corals and gorgonians, where schooling fish actively patrol the reef.
Max. depth · 40 m

Koh Bon →
Descend onto the walls of Koh Bon and position yourself at the cleaning station, where massive manta rays glide in for their routine maintenance, often accompanied by schools of pelagic hunters.

Boonsung Wreck →
Descend onto the Boonsung Wreck, an old tin dredger now transformed into a vibrant artificial reef, teeming with fish life so dense it can obscure your view of the surface.
Max. depth · 18 m


