Koh Losin, Pattani, boasts a pristine underwater world with an abundance of coral reefs and marine life. Although it is the smallest island in Thailand, it plays a significant role in many ways. It is a source of natural gas and forms the border between Thailand and Malaysia.

Koh Losin is a small limestone island in the Gulf of Thailand in Pattani province. It is considered the "smallest island in Thailand" and is so small that it barely rises above the water; only a lighthouse stands out.

Key features and interesting information

Diving areas: Koh Losin is a renowned diving area in the Gulf of Thailand and is characterized by a rich underwater world, including pristine coral reefs and the home of rare fish such as whale sharks, hammer rays and large schools of sea bass.

All-Rock Island: The island has no sandy beaches or trees, only rocky outcrops.

Getting there: Due to its remote location off the coast, the only way to reach the dive site is by liveaboard dive safari boat (an overnight journey). Most boats depart from a pier in Songkhla province, and the trip takes over 10 hours.

Address: Sai Buri District, Pattani Province

Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/Y27Z4EatkPey9CaF6

Opening hours: Dependent on weather conditions and monsoon waves