Diving in Koh Bon

Koh Bon offers a range of diving conditions that appeal to intermediate and advanced divers: Water Temperature: The waters around the Similan Islands are comfortably warm, with temperatures around 27°C to 30°C (81°F to 86°F), facilitating enjoyable dive experiences. Underwater Visibility: Visibility at Koh Bon is generally excellent, often surpassing 30 meters (98 feet), providing clear views of the coral walls and the marine life that frequents them. Currents: The site can experience moderate to strong currents, which are ideal for drift diving along the wall but may require experience to navigate safely. Depth: The diving depth at Koh Bon varies, with the wall offering deeper dives and the reef providing shallower options, accommodating a range of diving preferences. Weather: Optimal diving conditions are found during the dry season, from November to April, with calm seas and clear skies, although diving is feasible year-round with the right conditions. Hazards: While diving at Koh Bon is relatively safe, divers should be mindful of the site's currents and the need for good buoyancy control to ensure a safe and enjoyable dive. Koh Bon in the Similan Islands stands as a beacon for divers seeking thrilling marine encounters and the serene beauty of underwater landscapes. Whether you're gliding alongside manta rays or marveling at the diversity of coral and fish species, Koh Bon promises an extraordinary diving adventure in the heart of the Andaman Sea, leaving you with memories that will last a lifetime.