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Diving at Similan Islands

The Similan Islands are a group of nine islands and several rocky islets in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Phang Nga province in the South of Thailand.
The Similan Islands and their surrounding waters are a Marine National Park and are regulated by the Department of National Parks of Thailand.
To protect the islands from over-exploitation there are rules about the opening and visiting times and the accessibility of dive sites in force. All dive operators are compelled to obey these rules, whether they like it or not.
Scuba day trips and overnight trips are allowed to run from November to May.
The National Park entrance fees are:
Adult 400 Baht for a foreigner, 80 Baht for a Thai,
Children (4 - 11 years old) 200 Baht for a foreigner,
40 Baht for a Thai
PLUS Diving fee 200 Bath per person per day.

Diving spots around the Similan Islands
Attractions - Dive Site
North Point (diving spot)
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Attractions - Islands
Breakfast Bend (diving spot)
Not Rated
Diving next to the most famous rock in the Similans
Attractions - Islands
Donald Duck Bay (diving spot)
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Attractions - Beaches
Beacon Beach (diving spot)
Not Rated
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Attractions - Islands
Elephant Head Rock (diving spot)
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Attractions - Islands
East of Eden (diving spot)
Not Rated
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Attractions - Islands
Deep Six (diving spot)
Not Rated
A lonely rocky island to the north-east of the Similans
Attractions - Islands
Ko Bon (diving spot)
Not Rated

Ko Bon
Manta Ray -- Ko Bon
Batfish at Ko Tachai
The Robinson Island north of the Similans
Attractions - Dive Site
Tachai Island (dive spot)
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