Dive in Koh Lanta

Diving packages in Koh Lanta

PADI Open Water Course + Accommodation Package

Included in the Package: - Transfers to/from Krabi Airport and The Amantra Resort or Lanta Palace Hill Resort. - Accommodation for 5 Days/4 Nights including breakfast each day. - Full PADI Open Water Course including Theory and Pool Sessions at the Resort. - 1 Dive at Amantra House Reef. - 3 Dives at Koh Ha, Koh Bida or one of the many dive spots around Koh Lanta. - Lunch, drinks, snacks on board…

4D/3N + 6 Dives

All Packages include: Transfers to/from Krabi Airport and Amantra Resort. Accommodation at Amantra Resort or Lanta Palace Hill Resort. Breakfast each day at the resort. Lunch, drinks, snacks on board the boat. Full set of equipment and dive guide. Packages do not include: Koh Lanta Marine Park Fees (when applicable). Marine Park Fees are per day and dependent on the dive sites visited. Koh Ha, Hin…

3 days of diving package (7 dives)

Included in your diving package you will get breakfast, lunch, coffee, tea, water, fruits, all rental gear, Divemaster guidance for your group only (ie no other divers in this group), sodas. Excluded are far away trips and marine park fee.

PADI Open Water and PADI Advanced Course in 5 days

Now you can do your PADI Open Water Course and your PADI Advanced Diver Course in 5 days (9 open water dives). This package includes next to the PADI certification cards and the manuals, also a private instructor for your small group, the pool and theory sessions and on the boat: breakfast, lunch, fruits, coffee, tea, water and soda's. Not included are far away trips and marine park fee.

Daily Dive Trips (Koh Haa, Bida, Koh Rok, Koh Waen)

Inclusions: - 2 Dives.- Hotel pick up / drop off. - Full Scuba Equipment.- Breakfast, Lunch, snacks, soft drinks. - PADI Pro Guide.- Max group size 4:1.Exclusions: - Marine Park fee where applicable: THB 600 per day.- Optional 3rd dive per day: THB 1,000

Diving in Koh Lanta

Divers, whether just beginning or more experienced, will find their paradise in the waters surrounding Koh Lanta. The island is close to the famous Hin Daeng & Hin Muang pinnacles, where marine life is exceptional. The Andaman Sea shelters some of the best Flora and Fauna on the planet, and Koh Lanta is right in the middle of it all…. Several years past, the region containing Krabi, Phi-Phi and Phuket was declared a National Marine Park; unfortunately this proclamation is not always respected (though progress has been made). Every dive site has had anchorages installed in order to avoid damaging the ocean floor. Marine Park fees are also charged to all divers, and retrieving coral or other natural elements is strictly forbidden. The Koh Lanta area offers a variety of dive sites, catering to both beginners and more experienced divers. Depths range from 2m to 60m! Generally speaking, the dive sites are concentrated around the islands of Koh Phi Phi, Koh Bida, and Koh Haa. Even non-divers can take advantage of these waters as there are so many fish to see here, even from the surface! Between November and April, divers have the chance to dive with large pelagic fish such as majestic Whale Sharks and Manta Rays. Hin Daeng & Hin Muang are the dive sites of choice – your chances of meeting one of these giants of the sea here are very good! (although unfortunately, no guarantees!!) It is not uncommon, either, to witness dolphins swimming alongside the dive boat! Other types of whales have also been sighted near Koh Lanta.
Koh Lanta, Thailand

Travel to Koh Lanta

Just off Thailand’s south western coastal town of Krabi, on the east side of Phang Nga Bay, exists a unique, unspoiled tropical island: Ko Lanta Yai. With clear, cool waters and superb white sand beaches stretching along a 27 kilometer coastline, its paradisiacal appeal remains unmarred by mass tourism. The island, which reaches a height of almost 500 meters at its extreme end, also boasts a mountain range covered with rain forest. The Koh Lanta archipelago is made up of over fifty small islands, though only three are inhabited: Lanta Yai, Lanta Noi and Ko Ngai. Lanta Yai is the most attractive to tourists, with its impressive beaches and activities for visitors. The island itself runs from north to south, with the west coast established as the main tourist area, offering accommodations for all budgets, a variety of activities, and a choice of bars and restaurants. Picture-perfect sunsets can be seen from any of the many beaches, while the colorful local fishing boats known as “long tails” bob lazily in the foreground. The east coast is far less developed, affording the curious explorer a glimpse of life outside of tourism. Facing toward the mainland, the coastline largely consists of mangroves, with yellow sand beaches towards the southern end. It’s here you will find the ancient Sea Gypsy Village, home to the indigenous settlers on Ko Lanta who live in harmony with the sea.
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