Audio Guide of Koh Mak Divers: Bubbles and Secrets in the Sea of Thailand

Koh Mak Divers is open year-round, with daily dive departures around 8:00 AM and returns in the afternoon (generally by 5:00 PM). You can reach it by boat from Ko Mak's main pier; they offer free transfers if you book a tour, or contact them at +66 89 069 9969. More details are available on their official website.

A discovery dive costs around THB 2,500, while fun dives for certified divers are THB 3,000-4,000 per dive; full PADI courses start from THB 12,000. There is no free admission, but there are family packages with discounts; check updated prices on their pricing page.

A typical one-day diving visit lasts 4 to 6 hours, including the briefing, boat transfer, and two dives. If you are taking a course, plan for a full day or several days; arrive early to maximize your time underwater.

Koh Mak Divers is a 5-star PADI center established in 2010, a pioneer of accessible diving in the Trat islands, especially known for its reef sites around Koh Rang and Koh Kood. It plays a key role in local marine conservation and has certified thousands of divers, promoting sustainable tourism in the area.

The best time is the dry season from November to May, with calm waters and optimal visibility (20-30 m). Go early in the morning to avoid crowds and make the most of natural light for spotting more marine life; avoid the monsoon season (June-October).

The main access is by boat, with stairs and platforms that can be challenging for wheelchairs or visitors with reduced mobility; it is not fully accessible. They recommend contacting them directly at +66 89 069 9969 to assess adapted options or alternatives such as beach snorkeling.

Nearby you will find Ao Kao Beach for relaxing, the monkey sanctuary in the north of the island, and mangrove kayaking. For more adventure, head to Koh Kood by ferry (30 min); explore more in TripAdvisor reviews.

Book in advance via their contact form, bring sunscreen, swimwear, and an underwater camera; do not forget dive insurance. Bring snacks and water, as tours include a light lunch, and follow the safety rules for an unforgettable experience.