SIMILAN DIVING DAY TRIPS

For your Similan Island diving day trip, Similan Seven Sea Club wants you to get the most out of your day trip. With our fast transfer speedboat, the Golden Cat, it takes only 80 minutes to reach the Similan Islands where you will rendezvous with our spacious dive boat.

After a warm welcome aboard our Similan and Richelieu Rock liveaboard MV Lapat and a thorough briefing, snorkel guests depart on the Golden Cat to explore the calm, shallow reefs, while the divers get ready for their first dive.

We dive and snorkel in small groups to give you the best possible service and experience while exploring Thailand best dive sites.

With an extended surface interval during lunch there is plenty of time to sunbathe on our sun deck, snorkel around the boat or relax with a good book. Following lunch, snorkelers will once again depart for another exotic location while scuba divers prepare for their second dive into the Similan Islands and Surin Island wonderland.

After the day’s excitement, the Golden Cat is ready and waiting to take you back to Tap Lamu Pier, returning at approximately 4:40pm before transfers back to your hotel or resort. Whether you are passionate about diving, snorkeling or simply whiling away the hours on the beach, operating our diving day trips this way, we maximize your time to do the things you enjoy most on your trip. This is by far the best way to ensure that everyone will have a fantastic time experiencing the treasures of the Andaman Sea and the Similan Islands of Thailand.

Similan Seven Sea Club offer the most flexible dive schedules of all the dive centers operating in Khao Lak. As well as offering the Similan Islands and Koh Bon we also offer diving at the more northerly dive sites Surin Islands and Richelieu Rock. Using our weekly daytrip schedule chose from the destinations or the days that fit best with your travel plans.

Due to the restrictions of having only a limited number of divers on each dive site in the Similan Islands National Marine Park, you need to book a day trip at least 2 to 3 days in advance to avoid disappointment on not diving the day you would like.