Wreck Diving in the Gulf of Thailand
Koh Tao offers about 30 dive sites in close proximity to the island. They feature mostly rock formations and pinnacles, as well as shallow reefs and coral gardens. Koh Tao has a wide variety of marine life ranging from colorful reef fish right through to whale sharks. Maximum depth 45 metres.
We visit some of these sites during the beginning stages of our technical diving courses, but the reason we dive here is we have access to some of the best wreck diving in Asia.
Over the past few years, MV Trident has found dozens of wrecks in the Gulf and Thailand, and we continue to do so. Here’s a small selection of what we can offer - click to read more details and see images. (Not every wreck which we find is worth returning to, we’ve listed some of those on our ‘Rubbish Wrecks’ page).
Each of these wrecks can be visited as part of one of our three Gulf of Thailand Wreck Diving Expeditions - North, East and Southern routes:
Northern Route | Great wreck diving in the 50 - 65M range
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Thai Naval vessel |
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5000 Ton Thai Freighter |
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'Vlado' Twin super-structured freighter |
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Local wreck diving site |
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Japanese Oil Tanker |
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'Unicorn' Koh Tao wreck dive site |
Eastern Route | Deep Trimix Technical Diving on WW2 Wrecks
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Drill ship lost in 1989 |
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Japanese WW2 'Hellship' |
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7000t WW2 freighter |
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Deep dive in 75M of water |
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Yet to get proper ID |
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WW2 Japanese Maru |
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WW2 freighter @ 75M |
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Cargo of dutch ceramics |
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A bit of fun |
Southern Trip | Long Range Tech Diving Expedition, ideal for Trimix / CCR Divers
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WW2 Submarine |
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'Solimoes' Huge Wreck lying @ 58M |
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5000t WW2 steamer |
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WW2 Japanese Tanker @ 78M |
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