The Surin Islands offer some of the most pristine and biodiverse diving in Thailand. Located within the Mu Ko Surin National Park, these remote islands are known for their vibrant coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and rich marine life. Well worth exploring with King Andaman!

The Surin Islands are perfect for all levels of divers. Calm, shallow reefs and mild currents make the Surin Islands perfect for beginners, while experienced divers can explore its deeper sites.

Here, you can see turtles, reef sharks, moray eels, giant groupers, and schools of barracuda. If you’re lucky, you might see whale sharks or manta rays too.  

Our speedy M/V Maxwell takes you to the Surin Islands in 1h30 to 1h45.

The name for these islands come from a Yawi (Malayan dialect) word “Similan” which means nine. However, since its expansion in 1998, the national park now includes 11 islands in total.

Often ranked among the world’s top 10 dive destinations, the Mu Ko Similan National Park’s most famous dives sites in the Similans are Ko Bon & Ko Tachai. 

Its remote location and currents from the Indian Ocean create a haven for diverse and abundant marine life.

The Similan Islands offer diverse landscapes beneath their crystal-clear waters. Here, you can explore vibrant reefs teeming with marine life, colorful corals and white sandy bottoms. 

The east coast is perfect for beginner divers. Its sheltered conditions have negligible currents, moderate depths, gentle slopes, coral gardens and abundant fish.

The west coast is a perfect playground for more experienced divers. With giant boulders, strong currents, deep tunnels and more, its dramatic landscape has swim-throughs and a rich marine ecosystem.

Our speedy M/V Maxwell takes you to the Similan Islands in 1h30 to 1h45.