Diving at Chumphon Pinnacle

Water Temperature: Warm tropical waters year-round, with temperatures ranging from 28°C to 30°C (82°F to 86°F), allow for comfortable extended dive times without the need for thick wetsuits. Underwater Visibility: Visibility at Chumphon Pinnacle can be impressive, often between 15 to 30 meters (50 to 100 feet), providing clear views of the marine life and the pinnacle itself. Currents: The site is known for its strong currents, which can enhance the encounter with pelagic species but also requires good buoyancy control and experience from divers. Depth: Chumphon Pinnacle offers depths ranging from 14 meters (46 feet) to over 30 meters (98 feet), catering to advanced divers looking for depth and excitement in their dive. Weather: Best dived in the dry season for the calmest sea conditions and highest visibility. However, Koh Tao's weather is generally suitable for diving most of the year. Hazards: Besides strong currents, divers should be cautious of deeper water, potential for nitrogen narcosis at lower depths, and navigation around the pinnacle. Exploring Chumphon Pinnacle is a must-do for advanced divers visiting Koh Tao. Its challenging conditions are rewarded with breathtaking encounters with marine life and the serene beauty of the underwater landscape. Each dive at this site is a unique adventure, offering an insight into the vibrant ecosystem of the Gulf of Thailand and a memorable experience that divers will cherish.