Why diving on Koh Lipe

18 Feb Why diving on Koh Lipe

Are you thinking about diving on Koh Lipe? You must have heard a lot of people saying “You should do it!”, but… do you know exactly why are they saying that?

The answer is easy: Koh Lipe has one of the most preserved coral reefs in the whole of Thailand. So diving here would give you one of the best dive experiences in the country.

When is the best time to go diving on Koh Lipe?

The island’s high season is between November and May but the sea shows its best during the low season (June – October). This is because there is less wind and the visibility can be up to 30 meters. Also, there are better chances to see the whale shark around during these months.

Where you would be diving while in Koh Lipe?

Koh Lipe is located on the Tarutao National Marine Park so is not hard to find a nice diving spot around the island.

You can find a huge variety of dive sites while diving on Koh Lipe. From amazing colorful coral gardens to incredible wall dives and even a wreck! Koh Lipe offers spots for any levels of divers. You can also find pinnacles, nursery reefs and even more.

We have many places to go diving on Koh Lipe but also we have our dive stellar spots. Stonehedge, 8 miles, Koh Yang are some of them and you should come with us to see how beautiful they are.

At Tarutao Divers we do daily dive trips in our amazing and fully renovated boat. We have the best team of professionals that would make the most out of your diving here.

Even if you are a beginner or a pro diver, you would enjoy it so much that you’d want to come back for more. You can choose whether to do a Discover Scuba Diving, a certification course or even a Fun Dive (if you are already certified).

We can guarantee you that we will do the best in our hands to give you a great experience. Definitely, an unforgettable memory from your holidays!

What kind of fishes am I most likely to see?

The Andaman Sea has a big variety of fauna, so you can enjoy good dives with a lot of different kinds of fishes around.

It is not so hard to see schools of barracudas, yellow snappers or batfishes. There are also giant groupers, blacktip sharks, sea turtles, blue-spotted stingrays. moray eels, triggerfishes or sea snakes.

You can also see nudibranchs, scorpionfish, damsels, bottom dwellers, pufferfishes, and even seahorses or shrimps.

So, are you ready to go diving on Koh Lipe? Choose the option that suits you the most!