Diving Locations - Koh Tao and Koh Samui
Year round diving with preferred conditions between March and October.

Chumphon Pinnacles
This dive consists of large underwater plateaus that are rich in Branch Corals, Sea Whips and Barrel Sponges. There is an exceptional presence of reef inhabitants and pelagic visitors with frequent whale shark encounters.

Hin Wong
The large granite boulders have many coral species on them along with many Seafans and Black Corals. You should find a great selection of Reef fishes, crabs, shells and shrimps.

Nang Yuan
These three islets offer numerous dive sites with different rocky formations and a variety of swim-throughs. You will see various species of hard and soft Corals frequented by Groupers, Stingrays, Clownfish, Squids, Morays and many others.

White Rock
Two enormous boulders that are covered in white leather corals are home to the terror of Koh Tao, 'Trevor' the triggerfish. Divers at this site can also find beautiful soft corals, Gorgonians and Wire Coral, Sea Kraits, Turtles, Morays and numerous invertebrates.

Shark Island - Red Rock
This dive consists of a steep sloping hard coral reef with plenty of marine life with highlights such as Angel fish, Sea Kraits, Triggerfish, Turtles, Reef Sharks and Leopard Sharks and, if you're lucky, the occasional Whale Shark.

Sail Rock - Hin Bai
You will enjoy a great wall dive around towering pinnacles with a vertical swim-through, ‘The Chimney'. On the dive you can see black bushy and branch corals with a good presence of reef life as well as many large visiting pelagics, including whale sharks and manta rays.

Ang Thong Marine National Park
Diving can be had at a group of around fifty islands, islets and outcroppings with healthy corals and good diversity of marine life. These are mostly protected dive sites which are ideal for all levels of divers.