This dive site, Laem Thian Bay, offers a diverse underwater experience with depths ranging from 5m to 24m, though the site's maximum recommended depth is 16 meters. Divers can explore a small plateau and a little canyon. While the shallow areas are calm and vibrant, the edge of the site can experience moderate currents flowing north along the coast, requiring awareness from divers. There is no specific history or story provided for this dive site.
The marine life at Laem Thian Bay is rich, especially in the shallower sections, featuring abundant coral formations and a variety of fish species. Divers have a good chance to encounter Blacktip Sharks and Cobia. Moving to the plateau, which spans from 8m down to 18m, the landscape is adorned with various sponges, and it's a prime location for spotting sea turtles.
Laem Thian Bay is suitable for divers of all levels, with beginners enjoying the sheltered shallow reefs and more experienced divers exploring the deeper plateau and canyon edges where currents can add a drift element. Snorkelers and freedivers will also find the shallow, coral-rich areas particularly appealing. While no specific 'best time' is mentioned, diving in Thailand is generally excellent year-round, though conditions can vary with monsoons. Divers should be mindful of the currents when venturing towards the site's edge.
