2011 saw the allocation of 2 decommissioned Thai Navy ships further down south in the Gulf of Thailand, the HTMS Sattakut being one of them. (Her sister ship, the HTMS Prab, lies near Chumphon).
Just a close and convenient distance from the western shores of Ko Tao, the HTMS Sattakut now delights divers all year around in one of Thailand’s premier diving destinations.
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VIEW THIS DIVE IN VIDEO
Here an exciting edit of diving the HTMS Sattakut Wreck produced by Thai-Scuba.com.
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