Thailand has such an amazing landscape and you really should not miss out. Even though the dive sites look spectacular, the places to go are also stunning. With such a diverse culture, you’ll definitely find something for you.
We want you to experience Thailand the way everyone should, which is why we have put this together for you. We know that Thailand is filled with beautiful areas so why not dive one day and explore the next. You will never be short of things to do!
If you are looking for an experience that you will never forget, then this is the place for you! Set in the jungle within the Ko Chang district, this beautiful, rustic area is home to some truly amazing creatures.
With over 200 species of wildlife, this is a fantastic trip for everyone. With a safari taking place at night, you really see what these animals get up to.
Painted in gold and made of concrete the Great Buddha of Thailand, also known as The Big Buddha, is the tallest statue in Thailand and the seventh-tallest in the world.
Khao Sok National Park is a nature reserve with vast jungle area and limestone formations. With Cheow Lan Lake situated in the park, many species gather here amongst the dense plantlife.
Lumphini park is a beautiful park in Bangkok. With a range of activities always on the go, you will never be short of things to do. With a statue of King Rama VI, beautiful plant life and a wonderful lake with rentable boats, you really cannot miss out on this one.
Dotted with coral reefs, this beautiful bay gained fame when one of its islands made an appearance in the 'James Bond' movie 'The Man With the Golden Gun'. Made up of beautiful ocean and towering limestone islands, this is a natural wonder you should not miss.
Phimai Historical Park is located in the town of Phimai in the Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Completed in the 11th - 12th Century, this is a great location for anyone interested in history and archaeology.
Originally the home to the kings of Siam and currently the kings of Thailand, this is an amazing architectural feat that is unmissable for all visitors. With some great opportunities for photographers. Made up of multiple buildings and courts with a museum section, the grandure is truly astonishing.
Housing the ‘Phra Buddha Sihing’, a Buddha statue, this temple has the honour of being a a Royal Temple of the First Grade, a status given by the late King Ananda Mahidol. Originally constructed in 1367, this temple underwent restoration work in 1927. Surrounded by food vendors and stalls, this is a fantastic place for all.
The Wat Salak Phet Temple is located in Ko Chang, a stunning temple that showcases the true brilliance of Thailand and it’s culture. Inside the temple you will find intricat, authentic hand drawn paintings and ornate statues. If you are vigilant, tucked away you’ll find shrimp farms and a sea food restaurant.
From non diver up to professional, daily fun dives, freediving and snorkeling in a relaxed atmosphere and with a personal approach. We offer fair prices including pick-up on the west coast of the island, food and drinks, PADI certification and online manual, use of good dive- and snorkel equipment, licensed Padi staff for diving and courses.
Dive Thailand’s database will give you the chance to get the low down on finding your next diving destination, with insights into visibility, depth and most enticing features.
