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Scuba Dive at Koh Ngam Noi, Chumphon

Embark on a diving journey to Koh Ngam Noi, Chumphon! Marvel at stunning coral reefs and vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters. Your unforgettable adventure begins here!

Diving into the Depths: The Allure of Koh Ngam Noi

Koh Ngam Noi Island in Chumphon is a hidden gem located in the Gulf of Thailand that offers divers an adventure experience. In its clear waters teeming with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life species, Koh Ngam Noi offers experience to those seeking excitement and peace underwater. Divers can find solace here whether they are novice or seasoned divers. As there are coral gardens waiting to be explored for beginners and mysterious wonders deep sea exploration for the more experienced divers. Koh Ngam Noi beckons all explorers with its promise of discovery and awe, around every turn

Diving Season in Koh Ngam Noi

Timing Your Dive: The Best Seasons to ExploreKoh Ngam Noi

The best time for diving in Koh Ngam Noi is from March to October when the weather is calm and the sea conditions are perfect. The water temperature is warm at around 27 degree celsius and has great visibility at 20 meters

Koh Ngam Noi Diverse Marine Life

Whale shark

Anemone fish

Box fish

Nudibranch

Shrimp

Sea anemone

Soft Coral

Hard Coral

Turtle

Butterflyfish

Lionfish

Parrot fish

Koh Ngam Noi Marine Life Sighting Calendar

HHigh chance

MMedium chance

LLow chance

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The Marine Marvels of Koh Ngam Noi: Animals and Seasons

The waters around Koh Ngam Noi are brimming with a range of life such as vibrant tropical fish swimming in schools and graceful rays gliding by; every now and then lucky divers catch sight of sea turtles too! Explorers can also look forward to spotting types of colorful coral formations underwater. And if you're really lucky you might just encounter the rare whale shark for an unforgettable wildlife adventure.

Koh Ngam Noi Diving Conditions

Recommended scuba diving level
Beginner and above

Water temperature

25°C - 29°C

Underwater visibility

5M - 20M

Underwater current

Mild to Moderate

Depth

15M - 25M

Weather

Temperature: 28°C - 35°C Monsoon season: Oct - Dec

Underwater hazard

None

Water temperature: Stays at a 28°C to 30°C (82°F to 86°F), making it a comfortable choice for diving all year round.

Underwater visibility: Usually fantastic. The crystal clear waters provide visibility of 20 to 30 meters (65 to 100 feet), enabling divers to marvel at the scenery in all its glory.

Currents: Depends on times of the day and depending on the location you choose to dive at Koh Ngam Noi. You might encounter gentle currents that are perfect for divers with any level. However in some spots you may come across currents which can provide a thrilling drift diving experience tailored for those with more expertise in diving.

Depth: Diving spots, near Koh Ngam Noi offer a variety of depth options for divers of all levels. From easy snorkeling sites on reefs to deeper waters that challenge experienced divers.

Weather: The diving season is marked by sunny, dry weather, creating ideal conditions for diving. Outside of the season, weather can be more unpredictable, influencing sea conditions.

Hazards: It's important to be mindful of natural hazards such as currents and to dive within your certification limits.

Exploring the waters at Koh Ngam Noi in Chumphon provides a retreat into the world below the surface; its diverse ecosystem and beautiful coral reefs make it a top spot for divers in Thailand to visit and enjoy.

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