Lanta Dive Sites

The main dive destinations we make daily trips to are:

• Hin Daeng & Hin Muang – 5 star diving (Experienced Divers only) MY Scubafish
• Ko Haa – Including ‘Lagoon‘ & ‘Cathedral‘ (Divers & Snorkellers – All Levels) MV Moskito
• Ko Phi Phi – Including ‘Bidah Islands‘, ‘Maya Bay’ & ‘Fantasy Reef’ (Divers only)
• Ko Rok – Including ‘Tropical Coral Garden’ (Divers & Snorkellers – All Levels)
• King Cruiser Wreck – Including ‘Shark Point‘ & ‘Anemone Reef‘ (Experienced Divers)

Shorter Journey Times – Maximum Comfort – Book Early!

Diving and snorkelling is done from our 2 fully equipped, luxury dive boats. We depart directly from the beach in Kantiang Bay, in the south of Ko Lanta, saving you hours of valuable holiday time. We can save you up to 6 hours per day, just in boat journey time, over boats that depart from Saladan.

We visit two different dive sites at each destination on every trip and we offer at least two diving destinations per day.

Scuba divers can make two dives and snorkel during the surface interval. Snorkellers can snorkel at each dive site and also during the surface interval. The absolute maximum depth we dive to is 30m, although most dives are to a maximum depth of 18m and last for no longer than 60 mins. You will be accompanied by a PADI professional Divemaster or Instructor at all times.

All trips include boat rental, an experienced dive guide or Instructor, small groups, towel, breakfast, lunch, fruit, soft drinks and water.

Non-diving friends and family are more than welcome to come along to swim, snorkel, sunbathe and enjoy the day out on the boat.

We leave the resort at about 7.45am and return at about 2.30pm (even for Hin Daeng & Hin Muang trips!) – so you have plenty of the day left to spend with the family or on the beach before you even start to think about sunset cocktails at Narima‘s 5 Island Bar!

The water temperature in the Andaman Sea ranges between 28-32°C, making diving conditions extremely pleasurable and great place for beginners and experienced divers alike.

The dive season runs from mid-late October to the end of April, and we run daily trips throughout this period. It is sometimes possible to dive during the low season, but conditions are less favourable and sea conditions dictate whether it is possible to take the boat out.

Snorkelling can be done all year round, although during the low season, weather conditions may not allow boats to make a trip on some days. If your trip is cancelled because of the weather, it is usually possible to re-arrange for a few days later.

Related Links

• Narima Diving Dive Boats
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• Learn to Dive
• Discover Scuba Diving
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