Diving in Koh Rang

Diving in Koh Rang

We’ll pick you up from your hotel in Koh Mak between 8 and 9 am and we’ll head straight to the port. There, we’ll board a boat ready to start our incredible day of diving in Koh Rang.

We’ll sail to the Koh Rang National Park, enjoying the wonderful coastal views and scenery on the way. When we get to the carefully selected diving spot, it’ll be time to get all our diving equipment on and take a large step into the water.

If you’re not certified divers, we’ll dive to a maximum depth of 39 feet (12 metres), which is more than enough to see the coral reefs and the marine life. When the oxygen in the tanks starts to run out, after approximately 50 minutes, we’ll come back to the surface and we’ll wait for at least an hour before taking our second dive.

During this time, we’ll sail to another spot in the Koh Rang National Park, so that you can enjoy your next dive in a different location. After an hour has passed, we’ll hit the water once again. If you’re lucky you’ll be able to dive among sea turtles and many more incredible aquatic animals. 

After this dive, you’ll have worked up quite an appetite, so you’ll then be able to enjoy a buffet lunch on board the boat. The perfect way to relax after an exciting day exploring the sea.

After lunch, we’ll sail back to Koh Mak at 5 pm and we’ll then drop you back at your hotel where you’ll be able to enjoy a well-deserved rest.

Entrance to the Koh Rang National Park

On the day of the activity, you will have to pay taxes, in cash, of 400 THB (approximately 13 USD) in order to enter the national park.

Certified Divers

If you have any official international diving certificate (PADI or similar), you should bring this with you on the day or the activity and show it to your guide.

Covid-19 Measures

All of our providers comply with local legislation and applicable health recommendations regarding protective material and safety to help avoid the spread of Covid-19.