The Koh Kraden Wreck is a former Japanese Destroyer wreck in Koh Lanta which sunk in 1944 after an air attack. The Koh Kraden Island is a small Island located not far from Ko Lanta. The visibilty is often quite low at around 8 m. The wreck is about 24 m deep and it is better if you have completed your Open Water Advanced to dive it. It is a good place to see intricate Seahorses. There are nets around the wreck and as the visibility is reduced it is better to dive there with a Knife and Lamp. If you are an experienced wreck diver it is possible to penetrate the bow section.
You can dive Koh Kraden Wreck all year long. Access: from the Shore. See the map of Koh Kraden Wreck on the right for the exact location.
Fishes you may spot while diving Koh Kraden Wreck
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    					 Turtle Turtle
... and more fishes & sea life, Reef Shark
 
    
Photos
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				 Amazing Looking Fish DisguisePhoto by Rich Guest Amazing Looking Fish DisguisePhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Multicolor Mantis shrimpPhoto by Rich Guest Multicolor Mantis shrimpPhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Yellow Batfish SleepingPhoto by Rich Guest Yellow Batfish SleepingPhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Clownfish AnemonePhoto by Rich Guest Clownfish AnemonePhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Pink SeahorsePhoto by Rich Guest Pink SeahorsePhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Turtle Playing With DiversPhoto by Matthieu Billaud Turtle Playing With DiversPhoto by Matthieu Billaud
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				 Flamboyant Cuttlefish ColorsPhoto by Rich Guest Flamboyant Cuttlefish ColorsPhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Swimming FastPhoto by Rich Guest Swimming FastPhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Amazing Orange Black Nudibranch SwimmingPhoto by Rich Guest Amazing Orange Black Nudibranch SwimmingPhoto by Rich Guest
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				 Nature Has No LimitPhoto by Rich Guest Nature Has No LimitPhoto by Rich Guest
Diving Reviews for this region
Koh Lanta
Excellent Marine life with good chances to spot Leopard sharks, Manta Rays and even a Whale Shark!
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