If you are short on time, we also offer a day trip to Thailand’s world famous destination, the Similans Islands Marine Park. Our full day experience starts at 6:00am with pick-up from your hotel or resort. With a private dive leader option or dive in a group, the chance to visit Thailand’s best marine park can be done in a day. For an overnight trip or longer, click here for info to get more dives and time in the Similans. The Similans & Surin Marine Parks open on 15 October and closes on 15 May every year!
Prices & Options (2024-25) 
- Private Dive with our Dive Instructor, 2 dives, price: 7,500 THB / diver For Similans & Koh Bon Dive sites [limited availability, advanced booking required]
- Join a group Option, 2 dives, from price: 6,700 THB/ diver For Similans & Koh Bon Dive sites [Ratio 4:1, dive with other divers with boat Divemaster]
- Top dive Site of Thailand (Richelieu Rock): 2 dives, from price: 6,900 THB/ diver Schedule for Tuesday & Sunday [Ratio 4:1, Advanced certified diver with recent dives required, Open Water level required Private Divemaster Service, +1,500 THB]
Price includes Deluxe set Equipment Rental (see below), return transfer to hotel in Phuket for option 1 (Surin, Kata, Karon, Patong, Kamala & Chalong area), buffet lunch and dive tour insurance. Not Included: Marine Park Entrance pass fee 700 THB/diver (cash only, pay on boat).
Click HERE to book a trip!
Equipment rental
Basic Set (BCD/Regulator/Octopus/Fins & mask/shortie wetsuit): 500 THB/set/day (popular!)
Deluxe Set (Basic set plus Suunto Zoop Dive Computer or equivalent): 800 THB/set/day (best deal!)
Dive Computer Rental: 300 THB/day
The Similan Islands Lying north to south approximately 100km north of Phuket, consist of 9 islands and surrounding dive sites. On the east sides are beautiful white powder-sand slopes dramatically dropping from the beaches, some up to 30 meters or deeper, some covered with massive healthy coral reefs. Frequently visited for deep dives in the morning, west sides of the islands offer dynamic rocky formations.
Some boulders rise from the bottom (30M or deeper) straight up to above water creating very exciting underwater landscapes for you to explore. Since the Similan Islands are one of Thailand’s National Parks, marine life are well 
protected and boast great variety. Some of them are very unique which can be sighted only in the area, very different from the other side of Malay Peninsula or Pacific Ocean. Try to count how many kinds of butterfly fish you can spot in one dive and meet various cousins of Nemo. Leopard Sharks and reef sharks, great barracudas are commonly seen in the morning dives and colorful reef fish, small stuff and occasional Napoleons are dwellers in the afternoon dive sites.
Visibility: 20-40 meters+
Depth: 5-40 meters
Current: mild – very strong
Diver Level: advance and above, partially suitable for beginner