Dive in Koh Surin

Fringe reef off the western side. Depths from 10 - 22m. Average depth 18m. Visibilty 12 - 24m. A variety of hard corals carpet the sea floor. Turtles (hawksbill, oliver ridley, green, and occasional leatherback) are common. Also there is a chance of large pelagics, dog-faced tuna, barracuda. The…

Probably the best divesite in Surin Islands, and also in Thailand is the world renowned Richelieu Rock, which lies 18km east of the Surin islands and is a small limestone outpost carpeted with thick pink and purple corals. Locals call it "Plo Nam", and rumor says it was discovered by Jaques…

Incredible concentration OF fish life on this old tin-dredger. WIth very few places in the area for fish to congregate, the numbers of fish here is incredible.Home to the Hypselodoris zebrina, a rare Nudibrnach endmeic to this site only. Schools of Lionfish, Schools of Porcupine Puffers and schools…

The shoal is few meters northwest from the rock, top is approx 5m deep.

Further south still (25 km) lies the almost deserted Ko Bon which is only some 20km north of the most northerly Similan island (Ko Ba-Ngu or island # 9). It is usually regarded as being part of the overall outer Surin archipelago, whilst at the same time is often loosely grouped with the Similans,…

The top of the pinnacle is 18m deep; the bottom at 39m deep. Many fish shoals, and sometime mantas, and whale sharks!

Ko Tachai, 35 km south of Mu Ko Surin, is considered to be one of the finest dive sites in Thailand. It has a series of submerged pinnacles and boulders, which form excellent swim throughs. It provides three multi level reefs, and depth is between 12m to 25m on average. In particular the excellent…

In the north east corner there is a sloping hard coral reef running parallel to shoreline. This is a good multi-level dive and a great snorkeling site. Depths to 20m. Features an excellent variety of hard corals, fans, whip corals, bumphead parrotfish, fusiliers, batfish, and hawksbill turtles plus…

Located in the southern ridge, this is the best dive site and is on the southern tip of the island. There is an extensive submerged ridge, running perpendicular to the island. The ridge features a dome structure at it's southern end and a small pinnacle to the north. Depths from 16 - 36m. Average…

North West side. Depths from 12 - 24m. Average depth 15m. Visibility 8 - 24m. Feautures scattered boulders, archways and small caverns.

Turtle Ridge is a long sloping reef on the east side of the southern half of the island. Depths from 5 - 20m. Average depth 8m. Visibility 9 - 18m. As the name suggests Hawksbill turtles are common here. Quite a wide range of fish including batfish, Andaman foxface, and yellowmask angelfish. Many…

Along the southern coast of Ko Surin Tai. Depths 12 - 24m. Average depth 18m. Visibility 9 - 24m. Marine life includes colourful sea fans, moray eels, anemones, hard corals, lion fish, and whitetip & blacktip reef sharks. There is an extensive collection of ledges and boulders.

Along the southern coast of Ko Surin Tai. Depths 12 - 24m. Average depth 18m. Visibility 9 - 24m. Marine life includes colourful sea fans, moray eels, anemones, hard corals, lion fish, and whitetip & blacktip reef sharks. There is an extensive collection of ledges and boulders.