Scuba Diving Thailand

27/11/2023

Happy Loy Krathong 2023
Loy means float and krathong is floating wood decorated with banana leaves, candls, this day is one of Thailands most important days in the calendar. It occurs on full moon day in the twelfth lunar month, when water overflows the rivers and canals.

13/04/2023

Happy Songkran 2023 have a fantastic wet fun day...play safe and stay safe 😀☀️💦
Scuba and be wet...

24/12/2022

Merry Christmas
and
Happy New Year 2023

08/11/2022

Happy Loy Kratong
2022

13/04/2022

Happy Songkran 2022
"Colorful festivities are arranged in all cities and villages in Thailand during the New Year celebrations. The idea behind this entertainment is to tie the bonds between families, society and nature tighter."
(images from an earlier year)

11/03/2022

Songkran 13 April 2022, get a GO after 2 years break. So prepare for a very wet Songkran this year in Thailand. Read more...
https://www.songkranfestival.net/

Among tourists Songkran festival is mostly known as the Water Festival and is generally a very wet celebration.

31/12/2021

Happy New Year!
Hope for a great year 2022
Stay healthy and strong.

24/12/2021

Merry Christmas, have a great weekend.

22/10/2021

Finally good news
It seems Thailand reopen 1 November 2021.
You still need to be fully vaccinated and RT-PCR test before departure your country and after arrival in Thailand. Please double check before booking. eg. Insurance, allowed countries etc. The rules and requerements changes very quick.
(Images Phuket, Koh Phangan & Koh Tao)

12/07/2021

This what you need to travel sandbox to Thailand: Phuket 1 july. Koh Samui, Koh Phangnan and Koh Tao 15 July.

"This FB and website add following, if you of some reason must visit a quarantine hotel for 14 days (even if test negativ), you propably need to pay with your own money. Reason could be goverment suspect you been contact with covid sick person e.g. on the flight, transfer etc."

Preparing for Travel
Q: What do foreign travellers planning to visit under the Samui Plus programme need to know/do before they travel?
A: They should make sure they have covered all the necessary requirements and have all the required documentation. This includes:
1, A passport with at least 6 months validity;
2, Have been in a Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) approved country for 21 days or more;
3, Been fully vaccinated with a vaccine approved by Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) or the World Health Organisation (WHO);
4, Have booked and purchased return air travel;
5, Have booked and paid for accommodation, and required RT-PCR test/s at a Samui Extra Plus or SHA Plus hotel;
6, Have purchased medical insurance with COVID-19 treatment coverage of at least US$100,000;
7, Have tested negative for COVID-19 no longer than 72 hours before travel.
Read more on TAT Thailands goverment website.
https://www.tatnews.org/2021/07/samui-plus-faqs/

(Updated on 12 July, 2021, at 15.00 Hrs) – To ensure visitors have the best possible time under the Samui Plus programme, here is a user-friendly checklist of points covering before, during and after travel. Preparing for Travel Q: What do foreign travellers planning to visit under the Samui Plus ...

13/04/2021

Happy Songkran 2021
"The wild water chaos in Thailand during Songkran festival is based on the idea that the water brings prosperity and fertility to both earth and people."

Stay safe at home and see you all next year when most are back to normal!