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T.94 & T.95 Wrecks

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Two torpedo boats sunk in September 2024, the newest wreck dive sites in the Gulf of Thailand.

Depth Range

12–30m

Site Type

wreck

Samae San

Visibility

8–20m

26–30°C

Getting There

30 min boat from Samae San

Near Samae San islands

Live 7-Day Conditions — T.94 & T.95 Wrecks
SST ~30°C
Wed
7 Oct
56
marginal
16km/h NE
0.2m
Thu
8 Oct
55
marginal
15km/h N
0.2m
Fri
9 Oct
55
marginal
16km/h NE
0.3m
Sat
10 Oct
55
marginal
17km/h NE
0.3m
Sun
11 Oct
56
marginal
15km/h E
0.5m
Mon
12 Oct
64
good
12km/h NE
0.4m
Tue
13 Oct
63
good
13km/h NE
0.1m

Marine Life

Batfish Groupers Lionfish Fusiliers

Notable Features

  • • Sunk September 2024
  • • Newest Gulf wrecks
  • • Two vessels close together
  • • Rapid colonization in progress

Best Time to Visit

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Peak Good Now

About T.94 & T.95 Wrecks

T.94 and T.95 are two Royal Thai Navy torpedo boats sunk in September 2024 near Samae San to create artificial reefs. With their decks at around 12m and the seabed at 28–30m, they're accessible to advanced recreational divers. Being the newest wrecks in the Gulf, they're still in pristine structural condition and are rapidly being colonized by marine life.

Wreck Information

Vessel

T.94 & T.95 torpedo boats

Length

45m each

Sunk

2024

Royal Thai Navy torpedo boats, sunk as artificial reefs near Samae San in September 2024.

Tips

Get there while they're still clean and recognizable. Marine growth will transform them within a few years.

Experience Required

Intermediate to advanced.

Location

GPS: 12.5600°N, 100.9400°E

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