(Available only from 15th October to 15th May)
Koh Bon Diving Daytrip
Koh Bon is a part of the Similan National Marine Park, north of the Similan Islands. Koh Bon diving is famous for Manta ray sighting, Koh Bon is a limestone islands, the dive site is very interesting with slopping reef and ridge where there is lot of fish activity.
The Manta Rays comes to Koh Bon specifically for its cleaning station. (A cleaning station is an area where cleaner fish wait for bigger fish of pelagic to come, and the cleaner fish cleans the body of the other fish or Manta Ray).
Diving with Manta is spectacular and one of the best experience for a scuba diver.
Our fast speedboat will take you to Koh Bon is about 1:15.
Fast with inboard engines, the have as well a sundeck for between the dives and Nitrox available for certified diver.
If you have a non-diver friend or family who would like to join you for a daytrip, they can join the trip as well and snorkel in the shallow bay.
Joins the Manta ray expedition to Koh Bon, meet the giant manta and enjoy the show!
- Start Everyday!
- DISCOUNT: Combine with other trips
2nd Trip 5% OFF*
3rd Trip 10% OFF*
Returning customer 10% OFF*
*Discount on the price without park fees and equipment
Koh Bon diving daytrip itinerary exemple:
- 07:15-08:00 Pick-up from hotel
- 08:30 Boat Departure
- 10:00 Boat Briefing
- 10:15 Koh Bon Dive/Snorkel 1
- 12:00 Lunch served buffet style
- 13:15 Koh Bon Dive/Snorkel 2
- 15:00 Boat Depart after an amazing day
- 16:30 Arrive at the Pier and transfer back to your hotel
Day | Destination |
Monday | Koh Bon 2 Dives by Speedboat to Big Boat |
Tuesday | Koh Bon 2 Dives by Speedboat |
Wednesday | Not Available |
Thursday | Koh Bon 2 Dives by Speedboat to Big Boat |
Friday | Not Available |
Saturday | Not Available |
Sunday | Koh Bon 2 Dives by Speedboat to Big Boat |
Koh Bon diving daytrip Prices:
Price | Park Fee | Equipment | All included Price | |
Speedboat to Big Boat Diver (2 Dives) | 4700 THB | 700 THB | 500 THB | 5900 THB |
Speedboat only Diver (2 Dives) | 5000 THB | 700 THB | 500 THB | 6200 THB |
Snorkeler/Non Diver | 3000 THB | 500 THB | 0 THB | 3500 THB |
15 L Tank | 200 THB/Tank | |||
Nitrox | 150 THB/Day | |||
Private Guide | 2000 THB |
Price all included, includes: Full set equipment, all food on-board, taxi from Khao Lak, dive guide ratio 1 to 4 or 5, water, coffee, tea
Not Included: Soft drinks, alcohol, dive insurance, dive computer , full length wetsuit.
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Koh bon Dive Site Description & Map
[title type="h4" class="tfuse"]Koh bon Dive Site[/title] Koh Bon is part of Similan National Marine Park, located about 20 kilometers north of Similan Island 9. Koh Bon has no beaches and the shape is like a horse-shoe. Diving boats usually park in a bay located south of the ridge, where there is enough protection from the wind and strong waves. One favorite dive spot is the western ridge of the island, which has a wall that falls steeply to the deep sea to a depth of more than 35 to 40 meters. The walls are decorated with different colors of soft corals and a few hard corals with variety of marine life like boxing shrimp, giant moray eel, or small box-fish hiding is the crack of the wall. From the western ridge to the northeastern side are reefs that stretch along the island, which slopes from a depth of 10 meters down to a sandy bottom at 25 to 30 meters. The majority of corals here are hard corals including stag-horn coral, sparse coral, and brain coral. Koh Bon is also famous for its cleaning station that attracts Manta rays that need a little back scrub. We can see Mantas from November to May. However, they are more likely to be seen between January to April. Depth range: 5 - 30 m. Visibility: 10 - 20 m. Water temperature: 27 - 30 C Experience level: Beginner - Intermediate Current: Moderate to Strong Marine life: Manta rays, Eagle rays, Black tip reef shark, Octopus, Mantis shrimp, Clown fish, Box fish, Cuttle fish, Oriental sweet-lips, Sea snake, Lion fish, Yellow tail barracuda, and many more. [title type="h4" class="tfuse"]Koh Bon Dive Map[/title]
What can I see at Koh Bon?
Where is Koh bon Islands Located?
Geologically different than the Similans, Koh Bon is a limestone islands with no beach.