Kled Kaew Wreck & Marine Park Fun Dive

Descend into history and explore vibrant reefs in a single, high-adrenaline day.

This expedition is designed for divers who want the best of both worlds: the haunting beauty of a deep-sea shipwreck and the kaleidoscope of life found within the National Marine Park. Your journey centers around the Kled Kaew Wreck, a 47-meter long former Royal Thai Navy vessel resting at a depth of 27 meters.

Whether you are a seasoned Advanced Open Water diver or an Open Water diver looking to level up via the PADI Adventure Diver program, this trip offers a technical edge and unparalleled marine encounters.

1. The Kled Kaew Wreck (Depth: 27m)

Commissioned in 1948 and sunk in 2014 to create an artificial reef, the Kled Kaew is now a thriving vertical ecosystem.

• The Experience: Descend the buoy line into the blue as the massive silhouette of the ship appears. You’ll explore the bridge, the deck, and the cargo holds.
• Marine Life: The wreck is often engulfed in "fish soup"—massive schools of yellow snapper, pick handle barracuda, and marble rays. Keep an eye out for giant pufferfish and lionfish guarding the masts.

2. The Marine Park Reef (Depth: 12m–18m)

After the intensity of the wreck, we move to one of the Marine Park’s vibrant coral gardens (such as Koh Bida Nok or Palong Wall).

• The Experience: A colorful, relaxing dive with incredible visibility.
• Marine Life: This is your best chance to spot Hawksbill turtles, Blacktip reef sharks, and ornate ghost pipefish hiding among the sea fans.