Scuba diving in Thailand can lead you to many destinations. Diving Koh Tao is considered the mecca for the novice diver, as many day divers frequent the area for the easy terrain and friendly waters. Novice divers can also take beginner and advanced courses in Koh Tao, which will guide them when they dive in complex underwater terrain.

Koh Tao is certainly the budget choice; it’s one of the cheapest places in the world to learn to dive and offers a great range of budget accommodation too. It’s a fabulous place to learn anything scuba related in any language you choose. If you want to learn it and it can be taught then you will find it on Koh Tao.

The relatively warm waters of Thailand make it fine to swim all year long; however, you will probably find the best conditions for diving are from November to April. This is because the monsoons occur in the area between May to October, making diving somewhat difficult.

No matter where you choose, diving Koh Tao will surprise and thrill you and not just under the waves. Non divers will have plenty of culture to soak up. The food is a treat too and on the whole very easy on the purse. If you have never been before, give it a try, there’s really nothing to be scared about. It’s a very easy place to travel, the people are lovely too and the warm clear blue waters of whichever coast you choose are very inviting.

The waters are perfect for diving and they offer a host of spectacular sights for those who are interested. There is such a variety of marine life that you will be certain to catch a glimpse of something that piques your interest, and in the crystal clarity of the blue waters of Thailand you won’t have to worry about missing out on anything. If you are new to diving Koh Tao there are also a wealth of opportunities that can give you the chance to learn how to dive, with everything from specialised diving instruction classes to guided tours. There are so many different islands in the area, each offering something amazing as you can easily explore the sheltered reefs that are virtually untouched by civilization.

Diving Koh Tao certifies a significant percentage of Asia Pacifics total certifications yearly which means it’s busy with new divers. This in turn makes it a fabulous place to train for a professional rating too as would-be divemasters and instructors have endless opportunities to learn by observing many full classes. Koh Tao is home to some of the largest and busiest dive centres in the world and your professional training here will certainly prepare you well for the logistical side of any diving organisation.

New and potential scuba divers from all over the world flock to Koh Tao to learn how to dive. Not only is this lush, island blessed with crystal clear water and coral reefs shallow enough for beginners to explore; it’s also is one of the world’s cheapest and most popular places to get your open-water dive certification. Diving is definitely the island’s mainstay, and on its busiest areas you can’t walk 100m without tripping over a shop. Once you choose an outfitter, there are dozens of spectacular reefs with plentiful marine life to swim through.

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