Three Trees, Koh Similan in Thailand

Located northeast of the 9th island in the Similan Islands, this dive site is known as Three Trees. It derives its name from the three prominent trees that mark the entry point. Starting from a shallow depth of about 5 meters, divers can explore a reef slope that descends to approximately 18 meters. Beyond this, they'll discover a pristine white sandy area adorned with isolated roots. Offshore, magnificent rocky areas await, adorned with vibrant schools of soft corals and a diverse array of large fish. Thanks to the tidal currents splitting on the island, the water visibility remains crystal clear, allowing for thrilling drift dives during strong tides.

Three Trees is a versatile dive site, appealing to divers of all skill levels. Its rich marine life encompasses captivating schools of fusiliers, spadefish, and barracudas, as well as fascinating sandy creatures like chinangoes, jawfish, and symbiotic goby. Additionally, divers can encounter enchanting shallow coral reefs teeming with colorful butterfly fish, spoonbills, and coral reef turtles. In areas with favorable tidal conditions, lucky divers may even be treated to sightings of magnificent manta rays.

This dive site boasts a visibility of up to 18 meters and offers a maximum depth of 22 meters. It is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Located in Phang-nga Province, Thailand, it is conveniently close to Snapper Alley. As you plan your diving adventure, be sure to include Three Trees on your list for an unforgettable underwater experience in Thailand.