Liveaboard Diving Similan Surin Richelieu Rock, Phuket Phi Phi Hin Daeng

The Similan, Koh Bon & Koh Tachai

The Similan Islands are located about 100km northwest of Phuket and are part of the Thai National Marine Park. As well as the underwater landscape the Islands themselves also have beautiful white sand beaches and clear warm tropical water perfect for snorkeling.
The Islands are famous for their diverse fish life ranging from the very smallest for macro photography to the largest, including turtles, dolphins, eagle rays, pilot & minki whales and several different types of sharks.
Some of the Similan Islands more spectacular dive sites are: Elephant Head, Fantasea Reef, Shark Fin Reef, Christmas Point, Boulder City and East of Eden. Though each of these locations has its own characteristics, they all share the underwater panorama that is uniquely Similan.

Koh Bon is only a short cruise North of the Similan Islands and the main dive site follows a submerged ridge covered in pastel shaded soft corals which drops to depths of 35-40m. Mantas, Leopard and Black Tip Reef sharks are often spotted over the ridge or in the deep water to the South.

Koh Tachai lies about 20 nautical miles South of Richelieu Rock and has a series of large submerged sea mounds, making there way towards the island. The top of the reef is a beautiful mixture of hard corals, while deeper regions consist of scattered boulders and sea fans. Leopard sharks are commonly found resting on the bottom, while schools of Barracuda and Batfish cruise around the reef. With the converging currents this is a great dive site to see Manta rays, Whale sharks, and many reef sharks.

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