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Diving

General information about diving with Master Divers.

Recreational Diving

All you need to know about Recreational Diving with Master Divers.

Diving Courses

Details of our Recreational Diving courses.

PADI Discover Scuba

An introduction to scuba diving, conducted in a swimming pool.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving

An introduction to diving, taught in open water.

PADI Scuba Diver

A simple course in scuba diving for those who will dive rarely and will keep to shallow water.

PADI Open Water Diver
SSI Open Water Diver

A full diving course that will certify you to dive anywhere in the world.

PADI Scuba Review
SSI Scuba Skills Update

A refresher course for certified divers who haven't dived for some time.

PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
SSI Advanced Adventurer

Take your diving deeper, and get a broader understanding of diving.

PADI Specialty Diver
SSI Adventure Diver

A number of courses focused on specific special diving activities.

PADI Emergency First Response

A course in First-Aid and CPR, certificate valid for two years.

PADI Rescue Diver
SSI Stress & Rescue

Learn about diver rescue and self-rescue techniques.

PADI Divemaster

Become dive professional, qualified to work in the scuba diving industry.

PADI Assistant Instructor

Take a more active role in teaching people to dive in PADI courses.

SSI Dive Control Specialist

Become a dive leader and assistant instructor for SSI diving courses.

Diving Holiday Packages

Make your life easier - just add flights.

Technical Diving

The full skinny on Technical Diving aboard the MV Trident.

Snorkeling

For those who are accompanying divers, but don't want to put on a scuba unit.

Koh Tao Dive Sites

A complete guide to the Dive Sites around Koh Tao.

Ao Leuk Point

An accurate guide to the Ao Leuk Point dive site in Koh Tao.

Chumphon Pinnacle

An accurate guide to the Chumphon Pinnacle dive site in Koh Tao.

Green Rock

An accurate guide to the Green Rock dive site in Koh Tao.

Hin Pee Wee

An accurate guide to the Hin Pee Wee dive site in Koh Tao.

Hin Wong Pinnacle

An accurate guide to the Hin Wong Pinnacle dive site in Koh Tao.

Japanese Gardens

An accurate guide to the Japanese Gardens dive site in Koh Tao.

Laem Thien Pinnacle

An accurate guide to the Laem Thien Pinnacle dive site in Koh Tao.

Lighthouse Bay

An accurate guide to the Lighthouse Bay dive site in Koh Tao.

Mango Bay

An accurate guide to the Mango Bay dive site in Koh Tao.

Nang Yuan Pinnacle

An accurate guide to the Nang Yuan Pinnacle dive site in Koh Tao.

Sail Rock

An accurate guide to the Sail Rock dive site in Koh Tao.

Shark Island

An accurate guide to the Shark Island dive site in Koh Tao.

Southwest Pinnacle

An accurate guide to the Southwest Pinnacle dive site in Koh Tao.

Twins

An accurate guide to the Twins dive site in Koh Tao.

White Rock

An accurate guide to the White Rock dive site in Koh Tao.

About Us

Who are Master Divers anyway? Our favourite subject. :)

Staff

The staff of Master Divers...

Master Divers Resort

Thai bungalows set in the beautiful gardens of Mae Haad.

The Valiant - Master Divers RIB

Master Divers speed boat is the best way to get around the island's dive sites.

Your Comments

We think we're great - so did these people.

Koh Tao

Koh Tao is a beautiful island. We tell you what you can see and do here.

Seatran Discovery Link

The ideal way to get to the island.

Koh Tao Life

Your guide to life on the island.

Beyond Koh Tao

A guide to the coolest spots within easy reach of the island

Marinapedia

Introducing our guide to Koh Tao's Marine Life.

Coral

Find out why coral is so important to marine ecosystems.

Sharks & Rays

Cartilaginous Fish are the big boys - everybody's favourites.

Shark Finning

Wholesale destruction of the world's shark population - STOP IT NOW!

Fish

Bony fish are the most diverse and abundant vertebrates on earth.

Contact Us

How to get in touch with the finest independent dive school in Koh Tao.

Enquiry Form

If you need more information on any aspect of diving, feel free to ask us.

Booking Form

Don't be disappointed, book with us now. You know it makes sense.

Feedback Form

Have your say. We want to know what you thought of us, diving, Koh Tao, and our web site!

A small group of divers at the end of their dive at Twins.
Firedancers can be seen every night on Sairee beach.
This skunk anemone fish (named after the white stripe down it's back) hovers in the protection of the anemone's stinging tentacles at Chumphon Pinnacle.
There's a certain romance to being in the ocean, displayed here by Rob and Tamara at the Nangyuan Drop Off site.
Butterfly fish partner up as juveniles, and for the rest of their lives, will never be more than a few metres away from each other. Here, several couples have grouped together, along with a pair of bannerfish (another type of angel fish named afte the long banner-like tip extending from its dorsal fin).
Even when it rains, Thai people have a ready smile. The atmosphere on Koh Tao is always relaxed and friendly.
Want a dive site with stunning marine life for you to photograph? How about a taxing technical dive with some tricky swim throughs? No? How about a nice deep dive, get up close and personal with grey reef sharks? Or maybe you just want to float around a bit for a nice relaxing dive examining the smaller creatures on the reef? Whatever you need, we can help you find the right dive site for you - just check out our guide, it's the best on the web!
The MV Trident, wreck diving, tech diving, tech training, tech live-aboards and a damn fine barbecue... Photo by Richie Kohler.
Technical Divers descending. Photo by Richie Kohler.
Phannee displays a fish egg that was floating through the water. They have tough protective shells, and it was released unharmed.
White Christmas Tree Worms. These worms live in tubes created in the coral and are named after the filtering apparatus that they extend from the coral. Snap your fingers nearby, and the christmas trees all disappear in a flash.
Grey Reef Sharks can be spotted at Chumphon Pinnacle. Once you've seen them there it quickly becomes your favourite dive site.
Goby fish on guard. Goby fish and shrimps have a symbiotic relationship. The goby can't dig a hole to hide in, and the shrimp, whilst an expert excavator, is blind. The goby fish keeps lookout while the shrimp does the hard work of maintaining the hole in the sand, and may occasioanlly help push larger stones out of the way if the shrimp has difficulty. They're fascinating to watch for a while. In the event of something loud or scary happening nearby, the Goby signals danger, and both shrimp and goby hide themselves away.
Master Divers Resort - Thai bungalows with large comfortable beds, hot showers, and large balconies.
The Valiant - How much fun do you want?
Hermit crabs are fairly common on the sandy areas surrounding the reefs. They don't have a hard shell of their own, so they take up residence in a previously enjoyed shell they find on the reef. Despite the weight of his heavy shell, this hermit crab still managed to run along pretty fast.
Two divers enjoying the awesome swim-through at the Nang Yuan Drop-Off dive site.
Two White Eyed Moray Eels nestling together at Twins.
Seatran Discovery Link offers swift connections to Koh Tao. Whether you're coming from Bangok, Hua Hin, Chumphon, Koh Samui, or Koh Phangan, Seatran can organize rapid, luxury transport at backpacker prices!
Fun. Remember that? We do. With our guide to koh Tao's dive sites, we'll show you where to have more fun than you can fit in a giant candy jar.

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