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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.

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6300฿ / per person

Koh Bon & Similan No. 9

Monday

Epic Wall Diving at Koh Bon & Boulder Landscapes at Similan No. 9

Every Monday

If you’re looking for variety, this itinerary offers two of the Andaman Sea’s most distinctive diving experiences in a single day. Koh Bon delivers dramatic wall and sloping reef dives along a rugged underwater ridge, creating an exhilarating open-water atmosphere from the moment you descend. Stronger currents often attract large schools of fusiliers, trevallies, and snapper, while the possibility of eagle rays, reef sharks, or even manta rays adds to the excitement.

At Similan Island No. 9, the scenery shifts to the iconic underwater landscapes that have made the Similan Islands world famous. Giant granite boulders, intricate swim-throughs, colourful coral gardens, and sandy channels create a spectacular backdrop for every dive. Turtles, leopard sharks, and vibrant reef life are regular highlights as you explore one of the most scenic dive sites in the Similan Islands.

The contrast between these two destinations is what makes this trip so memorable. From the dramatic walls and pelagic potential of Koh Bon to the breathtaking granite formations of Similan Island No. 9, you’ll experience two completely different styles of diving in one unforgettable day, showcasing the very best of the northern Andaman Sea.

Price List

Category Option What’s included Price
Diving Day Trip Adult 3 dives 6300฿
Boat Day Trip Passenger Boat passenger (non-snorkeler) 2450฿
Discover Deal (5% off) 6 dives 3 trips (3× Similan) 15,100฿
Explorer Deal (10% off) 10 dives 5 trips (3× Similan + Richelieu + local) 22,600฿
Adventurer Deal (15% off) 15 dives 7 trips (5× Similan + Richelieu + local) 30,400฿

+ Rental gear discount for all package deals

We certify through SSI.

1 day
Min. 10+ Age
Similan National Park
Diving

  • Destination

    Similan National Park

  • Departure

    Hotel Pick-up & Drop-off

  • Departure Time

    Pick-up between 7:10 and 8:20 depending on your area

  • Return Time

    Approximately 18:00

  • 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

7:30 Hotel pick-up

Pick-up is done by shared taxi and depends on your hotel location. We’ll confirm your exact pick-up time after booking. Please be ready in the lobby 5–10 minutes early.

Pick-up times by area

Nam Khem: 07:30
Bang Sak: 07:40
Pak Weep: 07:45
Pakarang: 07:50
Khuk Khak: 08:05
Bang Niang: 08:10
Nang Thong: 08:15
Lam Kaen: 08:20

2

9:00 Speedboat departure

We meet at Tap Lamu Pier (south of Khao Lak) to wait for all guests to arrive and depart by speedboat at 09:00. After a short briefing, we get comfortable on board and start the ride out to the Similan Islands.
3

10:30 Arrival at the Similan Islands

We reach the Similan area around 10:30 (timing depends on sea conditions). Your guide will run a full dive briefing: site plan, depth/time, buddy teams, entries/exits, and safety procedures.
4

11:00 Dive 1

Your first guided fun dive of the day.
5

12:00 Surface interval + lunch

After Dive 1, we take a longer break on the boat to rest, rehydrate, and enjoy lunch while we cruise or reposition to the next dive site.
6

13:00 Dive 2

Second guided fun dive, usually around 13:00. This can be a bit later depending on the site choice and boat logistics on the day.
7

14:00 Cruise back to Tap Lamu Pier

After Dive 2, we take a break on the boat to rest, rehydrate, and enjoy the views while we cruise or reposition to the next dive site.
8

15:00 Dive 3

Third guided fun dive, usually around 15:00. This can be a bit later depending on the site choice and boat logistics on the day.
9

16:30 Cruise back to Tap Lamu Pier

After the third dive, we relax on board for the ride back, with drinks and fruits.
10

18:00 Return to pier + hotel drop-off

We’re typically back at Tap Lamu Pier around 18:00 (can vary by route and conditions). From there, shared taxis take you back to your hotel, usually arriving between 18:30 and 19:30 depending on your area and traffic.

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.

Booking Requirements

  • For booking a trip, we require: first name, family name, nationality, date of birth, passport number & hotel name.
  • For divers we also need: certification level, number of logged dives, date of last dive, and proof of certification.
  • All visitors must carry a copy or photo of their passport during the trip.

Similan National Park Rules

  • Season: The Similan Islands are closed every year from 16 May to 14 October and open from 15 October to 15 May.
  • No drones: Drone flights are strictly prohibited.
  • No single-use plastics: Many Thai National Parks prohibit single-use plastic items (and foam containers). Please avoid bringing disposable plastic/foam packaging into the park.
  • Reef-safe sunscreen only: Thai National Parks have announced bans on certain chemical sunscreens that are harmful to coral. Please use reef-safe sunscreen or protective clothing instead.
  • Respect wildlife: Do not touch, chase, or disturb marine life. Never stand on coral or the seabed, and never take shells or coral as souvenirs.
  • Follow park staff & boat crew instructions: Rules can change depending on conservation measures and conditions. Always follow the guide briefing and any ranger instructions.

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 18:00 the day before the trip.
  • Cancellations: latest 12:00 the day before the trip.
Please book early: Similan National Park and our boat have limited tickets per day. We strongly recommend booking well in advance — especially for diving packages.

Boat Specifications

  • Space for 28 divers including guides
  • 1 toilet & 2 fresh water showers
  • Engines: 3 x 250hp Suzuki, Speed: 30 kts (55km/h)
  • Petrol tank: 800 liters, Water tank: 300 liters
  • Length: 15,6m, Width: 3,8m
  • Full Emergency Equipment on board, (2 VHF & 1 CB Radio, AIS, Emergency O2, Medical First Aid Kit & Life Jackets)
Liability Notice Participation Requirements