Chumphon Province

HTMS Prab 741, Wreck (★4.3)

This shipwreck was intentionally scuttled as an artificial reef and is located south of Ngam Noi Island. The ship is beautifully resting at 24m on the seabed. There are two cannons at the stern and aft of the ship, with a bridge at the center.

Aqualung

Koh Ngam Noi - เกาะง่ามน้อย (★4.3)

Lak Ngarm are about 16km from the shore, close by the Koh Ngam Noi and Yai where is the swallow’s bird nest. Once you go down underwater, you can enjoy the divesites numbers from 1 to 10 along with the wall as shallow side or deep with the sandy.

Ukrit R. (#4004016)

Hin Pae หินแพ (★4.3)

North side of Koh Ngam Yai There are 2 peaks of rocks emerging from the water, ranging from 6-23 meters in depth. There are caves under the sea that are home to a variety of fish species.

Ukrit R. (#4004016)

Ko Ngam Yai เกาะง่ามใหญ่ (★4.2)

Ngarm islands are about 16km from the shore. This place is one of the famous sites in Chumphon, southern of Thailand. There is the bird nest of swallow so we are not allowed to go up.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Koh Rangka Chio / เกาะรังกาจิว (★3.9)

It is the location of the protection unit. Mu Ko Chumphon National Park No. 1, the entrance fee is 40 baht, the elderly are free, foreigners are 200 baht.

Aqualung

Koh Mat Wai Yai เกาะมัดหวายใหญ่ (★4.3)

The island has a business concession to collect birds nests. Divers cannot get on the island. This island is located in the area of Mu Koh Chumphon National Park.

Mares

Ko Kram / เกาะคราม (★3.8)

It is a small island near the coast, which is uninhabited.

Mares

Koh Rang Ban That / เกาะรางบรรทัด (★4.2)

It is near a small island. There is a lighthouse on the island for the safety of the boat at night.This island is in the area of Mu Ko Chumphon National Park.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Koh Ku La / เกาะกุลา (★4.6)

It’s an easy dive site. Suitable for new divers Not far from the shore Located in the area of Mu Ko Chumphon National Park. Pay the national park fee

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Aow Lok Gum / อ่าวลกกำ (★4.4)

The beach is part of the land, quiet, near TongTomYai Homestay

Mares

Koh Jorakea (★4.0)

a small island Not too far from the coast There is a community fishery and mooring boats to escape the monsoon and the remains of damaged fishing gear no longer works There is a pile of rocks under the water. and piles of small stones at several points and piles of artificial coral

Aqualung

Koh Khang Suea / เกาะคางเสือ (★0.0)

is a bird’s nest concession island with strict control Tourists should not be on the island. including the beaches on the island Diving at many levels But it’s an undisclosed dive site.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Koh Mat Wai Noi / เกาะมัดหวายน้อย (★3.8)

a small island in the Mud Wai Islands not far from the shore near Koh Mud Wai Yai Not far from Kula Island. Not far from Thong Tom Yai homestay. and Thong Tom Yai Community Dive Center

Scubapro

Koh Thong Kaeo / เกาะทองแก้ว (★3.8)

a small island in the Mud Wai Islands not far from the shore near Koh Mud Wai Yai Not far from Kula Island. Not far from Thong Tom Yai homestay. and Thong Tom Yai Community Dive Center

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Koh Lak Raet / เกาะหลักแรด (★3.6)

It is a small island with many fish and beautiful sea anemones. There are many fish for fishermen. It is a fishing center for many communities, making it a good diving spot.

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