Krabi

Koh Yawabon

• Depth: 5 to 20 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 10 meters
• Current: Moderate
• Experience: Advanced Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

Koh Yawabon is part of a series of islands just 20 minutes by boat from Ao Nang Beach. It forms a string of 7 islands, just behind Koh Poda. This dive site's greatest pride is in the 50-meter long cave that sits at 5 to 12 meters depth which is best suited for more experienced divers. You will see clown fish, lion fish and the occasional leopard shark.

Koh See

• Depth: 5 to 15 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 15 meters
• Current: Mild
• Experience: All Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

You must see the staghorn and brain corals that are anchored to the limestone that make up this sheltered island. Also expect amazing swim-throughs and caverns that are dotted around this island. On the reef you will find many species of reef fish including the titan and yellow margined triggerfish, dog-faced puffer fish, lunar wrasse and harlequin sweet lips. Do not be surprised to even catch a glimpse of reef sharks when you dive Koh See. This is an easy-to-manage and shallow dive site that is suitable and exciting for both Open Water training or for experienced divers on a relaxing day out.

Koh Ha

• Depth: 5 to 20 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 15 meters
• Current: Mild
• Experience: All Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

Koh Ha is home to at least 60 species of corals and many of the gorgonian sea-fans and host to a fascinating range of shrimps and crabs. This dive site, only about 45 minutes off the massive coastlines off Krabi by our boat the Catalina,often sees large schools of silver-lined barracuda, groups of squid and bottom-dwelling leopard sharks as its residents.

Koh Ha Yai

• Depth: 5 to 35 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 15 meters
• Current: Mild to Moderate
• Experience: All Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

This southern-most island of the Koh Ha series provides all divers with an exciting adventure. At about 5 meters depth on the southwest of the island, a cave opens up into a magnificent air pocket that towers to 30 meters above sea level. You can then exit this cathedral through another cave opening, at about 16 meters depth, that guides you to the east side of the island. Do not expect a single moment of lacklustre on this dive. You could catch sight of a motley of stringy sea whips, huge fans, large rays, turtles and leopard sharks during the dive.

Koh Yung Pinnacle

• Depth: 5 to 35 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 10 meters
• Current: Strong
• Experience: Advanced Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

Koh Yung Pinnacle is located on the north-eastern point of Koh Yung (Mosquito) Island, about 4 kilometers north of Koh Phi Phi Don. It is one of the best dive sites in this group of islands although it is seldom dived due to the difficulty of locating it. The pinnacle descends amidst masses of vibrant soft coral, to a depth of 36 meters. The resident sting rays and leopard sharks are a sheer delight to the senses. This site has strong currents and is suitable only for advanced divers.

Koh Yung South

• Depth: 5 to 20 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 15 meters
• Current: Mild
• Experience: All Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

With the mild currents around Koh Yung, this dive site is most suitable for beginner divers to gain experience and confidence in the water, and at the same time, immerse into the pleasures of being surrounded by marine life. Stretching out over a gentle terrain, the shallow coral reef opens itself out into a picturesque garden that unveils a wide and psychedelic variety of schooling fish.

Garang Heng

• Depth: 5 to 24 meters
• Visibility: 5 to 15 meters
• Current: Mild
• Experience: All Divers
• Best Time: Oct to Jun

Off the east coast of Koh Phi Phi Ley perches this submerged mall of soft coral garden. Densely populating this area is a kaleidoscope of anemones and barrel sponges. Immense schools of snappers and fusiliers converge here. There's a good chance you'll see several leopard sharks lounging in this area too.