Aow Leuk
This bay has become very popular since it can be easily accessed by cars and boats. It is a quality beach with clean water, where you can see coral through water only at your chest height. However, it’s quite crowded; therefore the water is not so clear. So be prepared for lots feet instead of reef!

Tanote Bay
Here is recommended though the bay is quite narrow with deeper water, it is not so windy and the water is calm and clearer than other bays and beaches. Because the underwater is fruitful with coral and fish, you may see varieties of marine life, including squids!

Hin Wong Bay
At this bay, you can see coral reef (and lots of leech) from beach front. Even with water level about the knee height, you can clearly see a bunch of coral. However, the water is so shallow and you might get scratch by the corals underneath. So, be careful.

Mango Bay
It is on the north of Koh Toa, the last dive spot before heading to Koh Nang Yuan. Mango Bay is not crowded since accessibility by cars takes long hour and people mostly travel by boat, so the beach is quiet and clean. The water level is as deep as Aow Leuk, but the corals are down in the deeper spots.

Shark Island
Shark Island is located between Had Thian Oft and Aow Leuk. It is another hot spot and a home to some Whale Shark that you might be lucky to see. So, here is another must!!

Koh Nang Yuan
Every boat comes to stop here as the last destination. Koh Nang Yuan consist of three small islands that are connected by the famous sand-dune which bring people to the Gulf of Thailand. You can climb up the hilltop to enjoy the breathtaking view for the gorgeous memoirs. And if you still have energy left for diving, here is the place you must not miss. The calm water is crystal clear, so you can see the underwater village though they live so down deep; especial at the wharf, where you can see them just through the surface.