Some of the further outer lying islands such as Koh Tang, Koh Prins and Koh Pulawei are only accessible at certain times of the year due to their location. Most dive centers in Cambodia only offer overnight trips to these sites.<\/p>\n Koh Koun (located near Koh Rong Samloem) is by far the most popular and dived area in Sihanoukville. It is host to five sites with two others located very close on Koh Rong Samloem. The depth ranges from 3m \u2013 25m and visibility depending on the time of year can range from 3m \u2013 15m. <\/p>\n\r\n This area is a protected marine environment and over the last four years of marine conservation, the marine flora and fauna has dramatically increased and showing better signs of growth and health.<\/p>\n There is a wide array of corals to be seen and many different species of fish. A popular muck dive<\/a> site called \u201cThe Corral\u201d is home to a variety of species of sea horses as well as many other marine animals such as stone fish, bent stick pipe fish, stingrays, octopus and nudibranchs.\u00a0Koh Koun offers a macro divers paradise with a great variety of nudibranchs and shrimps. <\/p>\n Koh Tang is located about a further two hours from Koh Rong Samloem<\/a> and offers seven different scuba dive sites. Due to the remoteness of this island, the visibility can range anywhere from 10m \u2013 30m with an average of about 15m.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Dive sites range from a depth of about 3m \u2013 20m and offers a huge variety of marine life from marine worms, batfish, spotted sweetlips to giant trevally and barracuda. Koh Prins is similar to Koh Tang, but located about another hour away. It has deeper sites with excellent visibility and scuba divers in the past have spotted whale sharks and marlin. <\/p>\n Due to the distance to get to this site, you will only be able to access it on a live aboard vessel and only for a few months of the year. But you will be rewarded as this is an untouched paradise and is hardly ever dived on giving you the freedom of not diving with crowds.<\/p>\n Koh Pulawei is the most remote island that is situated near Vietnamese waters. Again, only accessible by a live aboard<\/a> and only for a few months of the year; it plays host to undisturbed coral reefs and some of the largest fish in these waters. <\/p>\n The best time of year to go diving in Cambodia is from October until March when you will find the clearest and calmest waters.\u00a0For a real diving experience, you can stay on Koh Rong Samloem<\/a> in an island bungalow and have the easiest access to the dive sites around Koh Koun, giving you the opportunity to get in more dives as well as some night dives. <\/p>\n You will also get to experience the traditional life of a Khmer fishing village that is based on the island and socialize with the very friendly community.<\/p>\n Enjoyed this blogpost about Diving in Cambodia? 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