This dive site encompasses the Mu Koh Angthong National Marine Park, an impressive archipelago of 42 limestone islands in Thailand. Known for its thriving shallow coral reefs, key dive spots include Koh Yippon, Koh Wao, and Koh Yai, generally ranging from 8 to 16 meters. Navigation underwater is typically straightforward, following the reef lines around the islands, making it accessible for a variety of divers.
The marine environment here boasts incredible diversity, featuring an abundance of soft corals, barrel sponges, anemones, black corals, and sea fans. Divers can expect to encounter large snappers, schools of fusiliers, yellowtail barracuda, and blue-spotted rays, contributing to a vibrant ecosystem.
The best time to visit Mu Koh Angthong for diving is typically during Thailand's dry season, from May to October, offering optimal conditions. Its shallow depths and rich marine life make it exceptionally suitable for beginners, snorkelers, and freedivers seeking accessible yet biodiverse underwater experiences.
