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Thailand Scuba Diving

Thailand has about 400,000 square km of marine environment

and about 500 islands for scuba diving in the Indian Ocean, the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea and you can be sure there is a dive ground just for you to see a great underwater world.

Two oceans, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific bang together somewhere in Thailand and exchange water via some of the world's largest streams with nutrient-rich particles from the tropical rain forests of south east and the materials blown in from the landside.

There is a great the underwater world with coral reefs and a wide spectrum ecosystems supported by the coral reefs of the Andaman Sea and elsewhere. Because of the tropical region just above the equator Thailand has a ideal natural environment at temperature from 24 to 28 ° C and the constant supply of nutrients is blowing in from the mainland.

About 20% of the coral species in the world can be observed in Thailand and one of the best scuba diving grounds to observe this and all the marine life in between are the Similan Islands north of Phuket.

On your scuba diving trip in the Andaman Sea, in particular around Richelieu Point and Similan Islands you can watch whale sharks, other sharks, sting rays and plenty of other big and small game in the water.

The coastal areas of Thailand are dotted with several of the world famous tourist destinations as Kho Chang and Pattaya near the eastern shore of the Gulf of Thailand and Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Phuket, Phang Nga,