THAILAND
DIVING HUB
Everything you need to plan the perfect diving trip to Thailand
Two maps. Two jobs. One much easier dive trip.
The detailed JLIT dive maps show the individual sites inside places such as the Surin Islands, Similans, Koh Tao and Phi Phi. The interactive Thailand Explorer shows where those diving areas sit in relation to the rest of Thailand, so you can work out how to get there and build the journey around them.
POPULAR DIVING DESTINATIONS
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KOH TAO
Affordable courses, relaxed reefs and iconic offshore pinnacles.
Explore Koh TaoView on interactive map
SIMILAN ISLANDS
Granite boulders, liveaboards and outstanding pelagic encounters.
Explore Similan IslandsView on interactive map
SURIN ISLANDS
Calm coral gardens, reef sharks and a quieter national-park experience.
Explore Surin IslandsView on interactive map
PHUKET
A major Andaman gateway with day boats, wrecks and nearby reefs.
Explore PhuketView on interactive map
KOH PHI PHI
Limestone scenery, colourful reefs and sites for mixed experience levels.
Explore Koh Phi PhiView on interactive map
KOH LANTA
A relaxed base for Hin Daeng, Hin Muang and southern Andaman diving.
Explore Koh LantaView on interactive map
KHAO LAK
The mainland launch point for Similan and Surin liveaboards.
Explore Khao LakView on interactive map
KOH LIPE
Clear southern waters, coral reefs and access to Tarutao marine sites.
Explore Koh LipeView on interactive map
KOH SAMUI & KOH PHANGAN
Gulf islands with Sail Rock access, wreck diving and holiday-friendly reefs.
Explore Koh Samui & PhanganView on interactive map
PATTAYA
Wreck diving, islands and convenient access from Bangkok.
Explore PattayaView on interactive map
KRABI
Limestone seascapes, island trips and easy links to Phi Phi.
Explore KrabiView on interactive mapDAILY
BRIEFING
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Start every day with Thailand news, weather, exchange rates and useful updates.
Open the Daily BriefingThailand Diving Content Library
Browse comparisons, certification and course advice, liveaboard planning, marine-life and seasonal guides, plus practical safety information. This is separate from the destination directory and will grow into the main topic-led research centre for Thailand diving.
WHY DIVE IN THAILAND?
Gulf: May–Sep
