Are you concerned about your dive trip to Ko Lanta following news reports about flooding in Thailand? As many of you may have seen in the domestic and international news Thailand has been effected over the past few weeks by extreme flooding and weather. The severity od this situation is very unusual and is the [...]

As part of our continuing efforts to offer both exceptional service, and anticipate the requirements of our divers, Scubafish have been busy throughout the low season and are delighted to announce exciting new developments for the upcoming 2011-12 High Season! New Headquarters and Retail Shop:

Scubafish are happy to announce special offers for divers throughout May. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or are looking to learn you’re bound to find something to tempt you with packages for any budget…     Deals for Certified Divers: 4 Nights Accommodation plus 3 Days Diving (6 dives)* Luxury Package: Phra Nang Lanta Resort [...]

Scubafish have gained a reputation for unparellelled customer service. Here are just a few of the reasons you should dive with us during your diving holiday on Ko Lanta: Serious Fun Divers: Couples, Singles and Groups Scubafish is a fun and personal dive center, tending to attract the serious fun diver whether they be single [...]

A collection of the latest underwater images from Liquid Lense taken from Ko Lanta’s reefs. Stay up to date on what diving conditions are like right now. Photos are usually updated daily and are from today or yesterday’s dives.

Please visit the Liquid Lense Flickr photostream to view more of our underwater images.

Should you visit Koh Lanta in the Low Season? Koh Lanta’s tropical climate is governed by 2 distinct monsoons, the ‘Dry’ North-east monsoon which coincides roughly with high season (between November and April), and the ‘Rainy’ South-West monsoon falling roughly between May and October, or the tourist low season.

Did you know that over 6 million tons of debris enter the oceans and sea each year causing harm to the underwater environment and wildlife? Over 80% of all marine debris is plastic – it’s estimated that 1 million plastic bags are used every single minute around the world. In Thailand alone, plastic bags make [...]

Day 1 [24/09/09]: Ban Klong Hin School: Environmental Activities and Educational Presentations. Scubafish and Narima Diving staff were very excited about spending a day back at school! Children ranging from 4-11 years were divided into 4 teams for the days activities: Pla Tao (Turtle), Pla Shallam (Shark), Pla Mook Jak (Octopus) and Pla Hoi Kong [...]

Liquid Lense has recently received a glowing endorsement in the new edition of the Lonely Planet for Thailand. After visiting last year, the Lonely Planet team were so impressed with Liquid Lense’s talented, professional staff and innovative range of courses that they decided to include us in the new edition’s Ko Lanta section.

Liquid Lense is proud to announce that photographer and videographer Phil North recently won the prestigious BSAC Newcomers 2009 Underwater Photography competition. Phil is more usually seen with a video camera in hand, but he proved that he can mix with the best when it comes to photography too with this competition win. BSAC Winning [...]