Koh Haa:
All levels - Rare current - Visibility 20m
Marine life: Barracuda, Grouper, Puffer fish, Turtles, Sea Snake, Raies, Seahorses

Five Islands located off the west coast of Koh Lanta. (There are infact 6 but who’s counting??) The topography at Koh Haa, both above and below the surface is really quite beautiful. All the islands have different things to offer. Koh Haa Yai (the largest of the group, also known as Island 5) has a huge underwater cave to explore, whilst Island 1 (they seem to be numbered 1 - 5) offers some great swim thrus. Visibility is more often than not quite good at the Koh Haa islands, up to 25m on a good day. There is a lagoon situated in the middle of islands 2, 3 and 4. A sandy bottom at 6m, with coral boulders and many small reef fish, which makes this site ideal for introductory dives (see our section on courses) or snorkelling if diving is not your preference.
Venturing away from the lagoon to the outer edge of the plateau the seabed starts to slope away from you to depths of approximately 25m.

Islands 2 and 4 are the smallest of the islands and a nice figure of 8 dive can be made around the two. Look out for the lionfish there, hovering motionless with their fins displaying an almost regal pose. The porcupine puffer fish are extremely inquisitive and seem to enjoy watching the students undertaking their skills. Garden Eels can be seen, but approach slowly and quietly as they quickly take cover back into the sand if they are aware of your approach.
This dive site can be enjoyed by everyone whether novice diver or experienced.

* Open every day from 10 a.m to 6 p.m (from November to April) Sea-based activities are subject to sea and weather conditions.