Le Dugong is close to Hin Muang (Purple rock) and Hin Daeng (Red rock). These two dive sites frequently make the list of the world's top ten dive sites. What is more, Libong island is surrounded by many attracting islands including Koh Rok Nok, and Koh Rok Nai at the western side; Koh Kradan, Koh Muk, the owner of the famous Emerald Cave, Koh Waen, Koh Ngai, Koh Ha Yai and Koh Ha Nua at the northern side; and Koh Lao Liang, Koh Ta Kiang, Koh Sukorn, and Koh Petra at southern side.

Given its privileged location, it is small wonder that Le Dugong is a new hub of diving and snorkeling in the region.

There is a dive centre called 'Jolly Roger Dive Centre' located adjacent to our Resort. All of their instructors are PADI qualified and will do their best to help you get the most out of your time with us. They will provide you with information about
dive site depth range, access and conditions
common, hazardous and unusual marine life
topside activities and attractions

Diving and Snorkeling
Dugongs and Birds watching
Sun bathing on our quiet beach
Book reading
Libong National park beach exploring (primitive & private)
Sight Seeing at Viewpoint
Star watching
Islander Villages Sight Seeing

Hin Muang (Purple Rock) and Hin Daeng (Red Rock)
The major reason that diving has become popular in Trang are the two pinnacles of Hin Muang (purple rock) and Hin Daeng (red rock). These two remarkable sites offer everything that a diver could want. Both sites have been listed many times among the top ten dive sites in the world. They are situated about 30 nautical miles off Koh Lanta, approximately 25 kilometers Southwest of Ko Rok and only 45 kilometers from our resort. With our Speedboat, they are a 45 minutes ride west of Libong Island. These amazing dive and snorkelling sites are only 500 metres apart. That fact combined with their diverse and abundant marine life, means that you are sure not to be disappointed. Here the soft coral becomes more lush and tall. Other marine life to see are the great barracuda, schools of large tuna, lobster and shrimp, giant moray eels, leopard sharks, bull sharks, silver tip sharks, reef sharks and whale sharks, the largest fish in the ocean. Carpets of octopuses and anemones cover the shallower sections of the pinnacles.

Koh Ha
Koh Ha is a small group of islands almost directly west of Koh Libong. These tiny islands, separated by channels over 50 meters deep, jut straight out of the Andaman Sea. However, unlike Ko Phi Phi, the water here is ordinarily quite clear and visibility frequently exceeds 25 meters. The highlight of diving here is a series of caves, or caverns on the largest of the islands, Ko Ha Yai. The caves are safe to enter, even without a light, as the entrances are large and there is only one way in and one way out. The best part of entering these caves is that you can surface inside the island to view stalactites hanging down from the ceiling over 30 meters above the surface. The quality of light filtering through the water from the entrance is magical

Koh Rok

	Koh Kradan Wreck The wreck is believed to be of a 200-230 ft. Japanese destroyer sunk by air attack in 1944. The way to find the wreck is to follow the many fish that frequent what has become an artificial reef.
	Koh Chuak Waen are small islands between Ko Muk and Ko Kradan. They are teeming with shallow and deepwater corals and many types of fish.

Koh Lao Liang
Koh Lao Liang comprises two twin islands which are Koh Lao Liang Nua and Koh Lao Liang Tai of limestone mountains encircled by high clifts. The outstanding attractions are at Koh Lao Liang Tai having the 200 m. long beach with some broken coral reef scattering around the area. Behind the island is a cave which is the home of large group of swallows. The sea around Koh Lao Liang has the most wonderful and abundant coral reef of Trang Sea.

Koh Ta Kiang
Koh Ta Kiang is a small island with a lighthouse on the high mountain at the heart of the island and a small sandy beach located behind. Shallow water coral reef as well as colorful fish is found around the island.

Koh Petra
The island is located at the farthest south of Trang Sea and the largest of all these three islands (Koh Lao Liang, Koh Ta Kiang, and Koh Petra). To visit Koh Petra is more strict than other two islands. Koh Petra has white beach and beautiful colored sea including the skin diving area in front of the beach

Koh Sukon

is the second largest island of Trang Sea from Koh Libong. It is a sub district of Palian Distric the island lying parallel the shoreline with the between distance of only 3 km. The east of the island is the plain where 4 villages are situated and most people are Muslim. Their occupations are mainly fishery, agriculture (para rubber, rice and watermelon). Koh Sukon's watermelon is very famous for its sweet taste, red color and crisp, very delicious. It is well known in Trang and nearby provinces and can be found anywhere in March and April.

Traveling from Trang to Nearby Provinces :
Satun is a small province in the south of Thailand. Some 134 kilometres from Trang, the province borders Malaysia and faces the Andaman Sea. Visiting Satun is highly recommended. Satun is Famous for Koh Tarutao.

Koh Tarutao National Park : The territory of pirates
The biggest island in the park where the park office is situated, used to be a prison for long-term punishment and political prisoners. The island contains many natural attractions; there are waterfalls, caves, view points, beautiful coral reefs home to an incredible array of sea fauna.

UNESCO has proclaimed the Tarutao National Park as the " Heritage of ASEAN ", a place to be protected and conserved for people all over the world to appreciate.

Just 20 km from Pak Bara lies Ko Tarutao, the largest island in a 51 island archipelago that has remained virtually untouched by the tourist masses. With spectacular mountains, deserted beaches and an aquatic realm that is teemingwith more diverse species of life, and found in more abundance than in any other island chain in Thailand, this is the place not to be missed on your vacation. Some of Thailand's last old growth forests are found here in Tarutao National Marine Park. On your trip from Pak Bara to Ko Tarutao, and beyond to Ko Adang and Ko Lipe, don't be surprised to see dolphins, marlin and even whale sharks near your boat. It is estimated that 25% of the world's tropical fish species can be found in Ko Tarutao National Marine Park. The park is very well known for its four types of sea turtles; the Leatherback, Hawksbill, Pacific Ridley and Green. On land there are numerous species of birds including Great Hornbills, Herons, Egrets, Mynas, Starlings, Kingfishers and fishing eagles. There are also bats, wild boar, crab eating macaques, mouse deer, dusky langurs, fishing cats and squirrels. Accommodation is available on Ko Tarutao, Ko Lipe and Ko Adang. The best choice of accommodation is on Ko Lipe.

Koh Adang : The Land of Coral Beauty
30 kilometers further south from Tarutao Island. The splendors of Adang are imminent in the crystal clear waters around the island, particularly when the sea is calm. The transparency of the water often leads tourists to take a quick dip, mistaking it to be shallow. Corals are bountiful in the waters around the island. Tourists diving toadmire the breathtaking beauty of the corals may also witness the enchantment of exotic fish such as stonefish ,lionfish, anemonefish, lobster, or even friendly stingrays buried under the powdery white sands, sea porcupines, and colorful sea shells scattering around the sea floor.