+66 986 628 623

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68/26 Moo 5, Khuk Khak, Takua Pa, Phang Nga, 82220

We’re centraly located opposite 7/11 Bang Niang Market. Just cross the street and look left.

contact@medivingkhaolak.com
3000฿ / per person

Local Diving Khao Lak

Local Diving: Wrecks, Marine Life & Easy Access Diving in the Andaman Sea

Wreck explorations right off the Khao Lak coast

Local diving in the Andaman Sea offers a completely different experience from the offshore islands. Instead of long boat rides, you’ll explore nearby dive sites that are rich in character, including fascinating wreck dives, artificial reefs, and structures teeming with marine life.

These dives are all about atmosphere and exploration. Schools of fish gather around wreck structures for shelter, while lionfish, moray eels, scorpionfish, and other hidden species blend into the shadows of metal corridors and swim-throughs. Every doorway, passage, and broken section of the wreck feels like a small underwater discovery.

Wreck diving in Thailand is especially rewarding for divers who enjoy structure and detail. Depending on the site and conditions, wrecks can offer relaxed, easy diving or more adventurous profiles with deeper sections and stronger currents. Each dive has its own personality, making local diving a great way to experience something different from reef-focused dives.

It’s also a perfect choice for divers who want a full day of diving without the travel time to the Similan Islands. You still get variety, marine life, and excitement, just closer to shore and with a different kind of underwater scenery.

Before every dive, your guides provide clear briefings so you know exactly what to expect underwater. Whether you’re exploring a wreck for the first time or returning to a favourite site, local diving delivers a fun, accessible, and rewarding way to experience the Andaman Sea.

Price List

Local Dive Trip Schedule Requirements Price
Boonsung Wreck / T13 Wreck Park Tuesday, Friday & Sunday Minimum 2 divers 3,500 ฿
Khao Na Yak Every Monday & Thursday Minimum 2 divers 3,000 ฿
Sea Chart Wreck* / Premchai Wreck Every Wednesday & Saturday Minimum 2 divers 3,800 ฿

Note: Wreck tours are not recommended for children & non-divers.

* Required for Sea Chart Wreck: AOW or OW + Deep, Nitrox certified, 50 logged dives & last dive within last 3 months – Get certfied with us!

Get SSI certified.

1 day
Min. 10+ Age
Khao Lak
Diving

  • Destination

    Khao Lak

  • Departure

    Hotel Pick-up & Drop-off

  • Departure Time

    Pick-up around 9:00 depending on your area

  • Return Time

    Approximately 14:30

  • Dress Code

    Swimwear, quick-dry shirt, a hat and sunglasses. Bring a towel and a long-sleeve for wind and sun.

  • Included

    2-way Hotel Transfer
    Liability Insurance
    Life Jackets
    Lunch & Fruits
    Mask, Snorkel & Fins
    Professional Guide
    Travel Insurance
    Water & Soft Drinks

  • Not Included

    Crew Tips
    Diving Insurance
    Guide Tips
    National Park Fees
    Other Rental Equipment
1

09:00 Taxi pick-up in Khao Lak

We start the day around 09:00 with a taxi transfer from Khao Lak to Pakarang Beach, where our long-tail boat is waiting.

2

09:45 Long-tail boat departure

After loading gear and a short briefing, we head out by long-tail boat. The ride to the dive site takes about 40 minutes.
3

10:30 Dive 1: Boonsung Wreck

First dive is on the Boonsung Wreck, a classic local wreck dive with tons of fish life and that real “explore” vibe.
4

11:30 Surface interval + lunch

After the first dive we take a proper surface interval and lunch break on the boat. During this time, we also relocate to the second site.
5

12:30 Dive 2: T-13 Underwater Museum

Second dive is at the T-13 Underwater Museum area, a fun, different-style site that makes the day feel varied and adventurous.
6

13:30 Return to Tablamu

After the second dive, we head back toward Tablamu.
7

14:30 Arrival + transfer back

We arrive in Tablamu at around 14:30, then you’ll be transferred back to Khao Lak.

Price List for Rental & Fees

Below you’ll find our standard rental rates and the most common National Park fees. Availability can be limited on busy days.

Rental equipment prices (per day)

Item Price
BCD 200 ฿
Regulator 200 ฿
Shorty wetsuit (3 mm) 100 ฿
Dive computer 250 ฿
Dive torch 200 ฿
Compass 150 ฿

Tip: Rental availability is limited on busy days — reserve early if you need specific items.

National Park Fees

Fee Adults Children
National Park entry fee 500 ฿ 250 ฿
National Park diving fee 200 ฿ 200 ฿
National Park fees are set by authorities and can change. We’ll confirm the applicable fees in your booking message.

Optional Add-ons

  • Nitrox (12L): 200 ฿
  • Private guide: 2000 ฿
  • Underwater photos/video: We don't have a dedicated photographer on board, but your guide usually has a camera and can take pictures and videos of you for ~ 1000 – 1500 ฿ per diver
 

Tipping

Tipping is not required, but it’s always appreciated if you enjoyed your day. If you’d like a simple guideline:
  • Boat crew (day trips): ~100–300 ฿ per guest
  • Dive guide: ~500–1000 ฿ per diver

If service was exceptional: tip more — but always optional.

New Thailand Diving & Snorkeling Rules

Thailand introduced stricter nationwide standards for diving and snorkeling activities (effective 22 April 2025) to protect coral reefs and improve safety.
  • Supervision required: Every trip must be accompanied by a certified dive supervisor or assistant.
  • Life jackets for snorkeling near coral: Life vests must be provided and worn when snorkeling near coral reefs (unless the tourist holds a recognized freediving certificate).
  • Mandatory briefing: Guests must receive a briefing on laws, safety, and responsible marine practices before activities.
  • Group ratios: Limits apply to how many guests one supervisor can oversee (different limits for deep diving vs snorkeling/freediving, and for training sessions).
  • Camera rules: Underwater photography is restricted unless the diver is qualified (e.g., Advanced certification or 40 logged dives) and can show proof if requested.
  • Reef distance: Divers must stay at least 2 metres above coral heads, and fin control must be demonstrated before approaching coral areas.
To comply with these rules, reminder: we may limit snorkeling approach to reefs, and we may ask guests to leave cameras on board if requirements are not met. Divers are expected to control their buoyancy for their own safety and the safety of the guide, group and environment.

Booking Deadlines

  • Bookings: latest 20:00 the day before the trip.
  • Cancellations: latest 12:00 the day before the trip.
Please book early: Similan National Park has limited tickets per day. We strongly recommend booking well in advance — especially for diving packages.
Liability Notice Participation Requirements