This is Why KOH TAO is Our Favorite Island in THAILAND 🇹🇭

Join us on an unforgettable journey as we spend a week on the stunning island of Koh Tao in Thailand. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of this tropical paradise as we embark on an incredible underwater scuba diving adventure!
We chose Ban's Diving Resort as our gateway to the underwater world, where we took the renowned PADI Open Water course. With their experienced instructors and top-notch facilities, we were in safe hands as we delved into the fascinating world beneath the waves.
Discover the thrill of scuba diving as we explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with an abundance of marine life. From vibrant schools of tropical fish to graceful sea turtles and mesmerizing coral formations, every dive offered a mesmerizing experience that left us in awe.
Koh Tao truly stands out as the best island in Thailand to learn scuba diving, and we'll show you why. Its crystal-clear waters provide excellent visibility, making it ideal for beginners to gain confidence and experience. The island is home to a variety of dive sites suitable for all skill levels, ensuring there's something for everyone.
Not only does Koh Tao offer exceptional diving opportunities, but it also boasts a laid-back and welcoming atmosphere. The island is dotted with charming beachfront accommodations, vibrant nightlife, and mouthwatering local cuisine, making it the perfect place to unwind after a day of underwater exploration.
Join us as we capture the magic of Koh Tao, both below and above the surface. Witness the thrill of mastering scuba diving skills, and the sense of achievement that comes with completing the PADI Open Water course.
Whether you're a seasoned diver or a complete beginner, Koh Tao is the ultimate destination to learn and experience the wonders of scuba diving. Don't miss out on this incredible adventure!
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Cinematic travel footage taken with Fuji XT-4, insta 360 one x2, DJI Action cam and DJI mini 2.
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[@TrekList]

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[@alenakovar3426]

Another beautiful and very informative video, especially for divers. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

[@TrekList]

Thanks for watching!

[@laurenmangion4151]

Amazing footage (loved the lightening storm and all the underwater scenes). Informative and interesting!

[@TrekList]

Thank you!

[@maneekaewthuam7288]

Been living in the The Ocean View Resort, Where's the big rocks are⛰️ Sairee Beach since6.6.2023 till 18.6.2023⛰️❤🐢🏝️🌅🐠💕🇹🇭❤️🤩Definitely will be back ⛴️🐢🐢🐢🌊🐢🐢🐢❤️🇹🇭❤️

[@TrekList]

Oh nice, how is the Ocean View Resort? I don't remember seeing that one. I hope to be back someday soon too, what a great experience!

[@sidyoung1424]

We are traveling in September for 3 weeks. Your underwater video is great. What camera are you using?

[@sidyoung1424]

ok...I see you have an Insta 360 one x2, but only good to 10m right?

[@TrekList]

Thank you for watching! I didn't trust the 360 underwater so we used the DJI Osmo action for underwater shots, with a cheap dive housing case that we got from Amazon. It worked great for a cheaper price than gopro. I think the newer ones might be a bit pricier than ours though. Hope you have a great trip!

[@treehousekohtao]

Welcome!

[@markolahteenmaki7116]

How quickly did you get a drone license to fly a drone legally in Thailand, and you probably also have the landowner's permission.

[@goathafuta]

Is it safe to dive no sharks jellyfish?

[@TrekList]

There is always a risk of sharks or jellyfish in the ocean, but in Thailand and Koh Tao specifically you will mostly only see black tip reef sharks which are small and harmless. Sightings of dangerous sharks are very rare and there has only been a single confirmed case of a shark attack in Thailand in the last 500 years! Box Jellyfish can be found in Thailand and are dangerous, but we did not see any jellyfish or sharks on any of our dives. You would have to watch out for signs on beaches warning of box jellyfish, which we did see in other parts of Thailand. Are you planning to dive in Koh Tao?

[@MCtravel29]

Hi! Which month was it?

[@TrekList]

This was taken around the month of July

[@johntchb]

I spent a few years on koh toa over a decade plus ago and if whale sharks passed by which they did very very rarely some years not at all, they get so bothered by humans and boats they defo do not stay and probably teach their young to avoid it.