Similan Islands

Located approximately 90 kilometers from Kamala, the Similan Islands are a diver’s dream come true. Comprising nine distinct islands running from south to north, these islands have been part of the Similan Islands National Park since 1982. Characterized by their granite formations draped in lush tropical vegetation, the Similan Islands are often graced by the presence of crab-eating monkeys and tropical birds, making them a fascinating blend of nature above and below the water’s surface.

While the islands boast stunning and secluded beaches, the real treasures lie beneath the waves. The underwater landscape is a mesmerizing blend of canyons, rock formations, caves, and swim-throughs, offering a multitude of breathtaking sights. Dive sites such as Elephant Head, Christmas Tree, Boulder City, and Shark Fin Reef beckon with their extraordinary beauty and rich marine life. With an average visibility of around 30 meters, divers can expect encounters with majestic manta rays, elusive reef sharks, colossal whale sharks, graceful turtles, intriguing frogfish, and schools of barracudas. Whatever your underwater adventure desires, the Similan Islands are a haven for divers seeking extraordinary experiences and unforgettable encounters with the ocean’s wonders.