Khao Lak Liveaboards :: Scuba Resources

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Royal marines resettlement experts: Thailand Divers, Phuket, Thailand.	Thailand Divers is you scuba diving resettlement expert located on the amazing island of Phuket, Thailand. British owned and managed award winning PADI 5 Star National Geographic IDC scuba diving center.
Royal Navy resettlement experts in Thailand. Thailand Divers, Phuket.	Looking at leaving the Royal Navy and fancy a change? Then why not become a PADI divemaster or instructor? Thailand Divers is British owned and managed, and here to help you with all aspects of your resettlement.
British Army scuba diving resettlement. Thailand Divers, Phuket, Thailand.	Thailand Divers is your one stop resettlement center located in paradise. X British forces owned and managed award winning PADI 5 Star National Geographic IDC scuba diving center located in Phuket, Thailand.
British military resettlement experts: Phuket, Thailand.	Looking at leaving the forces and would like to work and live anywhere in the world. Then look no further become a PADI divemaster or instructor.
Phuket Gazette	online English newspaper for Phuket, Thailand

Some options for diving from Khao Lak:

The Similan Islands - Thailand's premier dive destination. Nine granite boulder islands covered with lush tropical vegetation and surrounded by turquoise water and vibrant reefs. Day trips are possible but liveaboard trips are the best way to enjoy the area.
Richelieu Rock - The best place in Thailand to see whale sharks. Sightings are possible anytime in the November to April high season although February to April are the best months.
Koh Bon and Koh Tachai - Two limestone islands with strong currents and good big fish encounters, especially manta rays.
Surin National Park - Visited by liveaboard. Pristine marine life. Less visited than the Similans.
Burma/Myanmar - Remote wilderness diving. Made famous for big shark diving. Now more appreciated for rare and exotic macro critters. Few boats dive the vast Mergui Archipelago so you'll probably be the only boat there.