Explore Koh Mook

Bathed by the glimmering turquoise Andaman Sea, it’s the perfect island getaway for beach bums and nature lovers. 

Marine life around Koh Mook is extremely vibrant and mostly untouched thanks to a lack of mass tourism. There are only a few dive centers and dive resorts on the island, which allows it to maintain a quiet, laid-back vibe.  

Operators visit dive sites both near and far, like Koh Rok National Park, Koh Ngai, Koh Kradan, Koh Vahn, Koh Chuek, Koh Libong and even Koh Lanta and the Phi Phi Islands. Liveaboards tend to visit these areas including Koh Mook, though none depart from here. With so many diverse dive sites accessible from Koh Mook, the options for dive courses are virtually endless.  

While operators venture to many areas, some of the nearby dive sites to explore include Koh Chuek, Koh Mah and Koh Waen, which support extensive coral reefs and a wealth of thriving marine life. 

Other Things to do in Koh Mook

1. Koh Chuek

Koh Chuek offers easy diving with vibrant reefs, ideal for beginners. Divers can expect to see colorful coral gardens and a variety of small reef fish. This site is suitable for both scuba and freediving, with its calm waters providing a safe environment for exploration.

2. Koh Waen

Known for its soft coral gardens and underwater caverns, Koh Waen is perfect for intermediate divers. The site hosts diverse fish species and intriguing rock formations. Both scuba and freediving are possible here, making it a versatile destination for underwater enthusiasts.

3. Koh Kradan

This site is famous for its underwater weddings and offers easy diving with sandy bottoms and vibrant coral reefs. Suitable for scuba diving, it features an array of marine life, including colorful fish and occasional turtles. The calm conditions are perfect for beginners.

4. Hin Muang (Purple Rock)

Aimed at advanced divers, Hin Muang is renowned for sightings of mantas and whale sharks. The site features deep walls and strong currents, providing a thrilling dive. Scuba diving is the main activity here, with the site located in open water, demanding careful planning.

5. Koh Rok National Marine Park

This protected area offers excellent reef diving, suitable for all levels. Divers can explore pristine coral gardens and encounter a wide range of marine species. Both scuba and freediving are available, with the park's conservation efforts ensuring rich biodiversity.