Temperature: Water stays a toasty 27°C to 30°C (81°F to 86°F) year-round. A thin wetsuit’s all you need—nice and easy for long dives.
Visibility: Often clears past 30 meters (98 feet). On those days, you’re peering right into the heart of the rock formations and their underwater tenants.
Currents: Moderate currents roll through, adding a bit of spice—great for drift divers who like a push, less so if you’re rusty on control.
Depth: Ranges from 10 to 40 meters (33 to 131 feet). It’s a playground for experienced divers who can handle the deeper drops.
Season: November to April’s your go-to—tranquil waters and sunny skies make the underwater world pop. Outside that, it’s hit-or-miss.
Hazards: The swim-throughs and boulders can get tricky. You’ll need sharp buoyancy skills and a good sense of where you are—currents can turn up the heat fast.
Diving Elephant Head Rock in the Similan Islands is a call to anyone who loves natural wonders and vibrant sea life. It’s a standout spot in the Andaman Sea, begging to be explored—one boulder and fish at a time.
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