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Your Guide to Koh Ha and Koh Rok

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This Thailand diving region is located in the southern Andaman Sea between the Phi Phi Islands and Hin Daeng - Hin Muang. Mostly, the area is visited by liveaboard cruises.

Koh Ha, which means '5 islands' in the Thai language, is a tiny cluster of islets located 25 km west of Koh Lanta Island. It has some excellent caverns that divers can penetrate.

The channels that separate the islands are over 50 metres deep and the water is usually clear with good visibility.

25 kilometres south of Koh Ha is Koh Rok, which are twin islands known as Koh Rok Nai and Koh Rok Nok and which are separated by a thin 15 metre deep channel. All these islands are situated within the Mu Koh Lanta National Marine Park and are uninhabited, boasting some stunning unspoiled beaches. The diving at Koh Rok is on a coral reef, one of the prettiest and well-preserved for diving in Thailand.


Dive Site Descriptions




How to Dive Koh Rok - Koh Ha

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Koh Ha and Koh Rok can be visited by some of the Thailand liveaboard safaris on their way to Hin Daeng - Hin Muang.

It is also possible to take a scuba daytrip boat from Krabi to dive at the islands of Koh Ha. These full day trips run every Thursday.


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The Diving Season

The dive season for both Koh Rok and Koh Ha is from November and April when the weather is at its best and the seas are usually calm. Visibility can reach 30m and the water temperature reaches 29-30°C from February through to April.

The other months of the year are under the influence of strong winds blowing in from the Indian Ocean, bringing rain and waves, which negatively impacts the diving experience. Visibility sometimes drops to 5-10m and the sea cools a little to 27-28°C. The islands are nowadays officially closed during this time of year. Visit HikersBay for more information on the climate and sea conditions around NEARBY Koh Lanta.

Where are Koh Ha/Rok and How Do I Get There?

Review our map below of Thailand. Here, you will find information on how to get to Phuket or Phi Phi Island, and then on to Koh Ha-Koh Rok.

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Reef Summary

Depth

5 - 20m

Visibility

10 - 30m

Currents

Gentle

Surface conditions

Can be choppy

Water temperature

27 - 30°C

Experience level

Beginner - intermediate

Number of dive sites

6

Distance

~80-110 km southeast of Phuket (4-6 hours), 35-65 km southeast of Phi Phi (1-2 hours)

Recommended length of stay

2 days




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