The Surin Islands are virtually untouched with pristine virgin reefs that slope to the seabed. The islands are situated 80 km west of Ranong province along the west cost of Thailand.
Located near the Surin islands is the horseshoe shaped Richelieu Rock. The sheer diversity of marine life contains schooling chevron barracuda, numerous types of moray eels, abundant lionfish and scorpion fish and five types of anemone fish, juvenile emperor angel fish, sea horses, ornate ghost pipefish, harlequin shrimps and even whale sharks, manta rays and shovelnose rays.
Khao Lak
Khao Lak Marine National Park a palm fringed coastline with newly discovered reefs. The area is home to a plethora of marine life and several wrecks. The nearby Similan and Surin Islands are easily reached via day trip speed boats and liveaboards - there is also freshwater diving at Khao Sok National Park [2]. Local diving features more Muck Diving and features some rare and endemic species - most notable are Hypselodoris [3] and Janola Nudibranchs
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