Thai Ocean Academy Koh Mak

It is a pile of rocks with a wide base and a top that does not protrude from the water. Locals call it “Hin Kueak Mar“, which means “horseshoe rock“.

Located on the northeast side of the island, gradually going north, it has a sandy pattern, suitable for beginner divers and divers who love macro photography.

Located south of Mu Ko Rang National Park near the east side of Ko Mapring, this 6-meter sandy site is covered with algae and well known for sightings of the Costasiella kuroshimae “leaf sheep” nudibranch. Currents can be strong at times, but the shallow depth allows for long, relaxed dives.

It is a small island south of Koh Rang. It is surrounded by sand. The northern side of the island is a sandy area where you can dive in the bay or on the beach.

Located on the western side of Koh Rang, it is a cliff that slopes down to the depths and some parts of the cliff have caves. The front of the cave looks like a slump of rocks and sand where small animals live.

It is a small island on the west side of Koh Rang. It has a slope and is a sandy area, suitable for beginners. The name of the island means three brothers.