Phang Nga Province’s Similan Islands In the Andaman Sea, it is an archipelago. Fine white sand beaches and clear blue oceans surround you. The Similan Islands are one of the world’s top 10 dive destinations. It is a destination for divers of all levels, from beginners to experts, with more than 20 dive sites. The Similan Islands’ seas are vibrant with color, coral beauty, and unusual aquatic life. The word “Similan” comes from the Yawi language and means “nine” or “nine islands,” which reflects the physical qualities of the islands, which total nine in number from north to south, including Huyong Island. Koh Payang, Koh Payan, and Koh Miang (two nearby islands) Koh Payu, Koh Hua Skull (Koh Bon), Koh Similan, and Koh Bangu are all islands in Thailand. The east coast’s coral reefs are stony cliffs around 40 meters deep. Because there are both hard and soft corals, it is a popular diving destination for tourists. Corals, both soft and hard A deep dive spot in the west presents a challenge to divers. The tide has shifted dramatically. Only experienced divers should attempt this. Many big rock heaps packed with soft corals can be seen in this area. Coral reefs and schools of colorful fish entice them to get up up and personal with marine life.

Popular dive sites at Similan

1. Christmas Point
2.Hua Chang Stone
3. Fantasy Reef (Eight Island)
4. Snapper Alley and Gorilla Bay (Snorkeling)
5. Koh Bon and Koh Tachai
6. Andaman Reef

 

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