Dive in Koh Phi Phi

Our brand new Wreck sunk by the Thai Navy 19 March 2014.It is made for diving, so it has been stripped and cleaned from obstruction. It is 47 meters long and 13 meters wide. It is full of live already, you ca see from Snappers to lionfish, pipefish, stingray, squid, barracuda.

On the 4th of May 1997,The King Cruiser, a car ferry operating from Phuket to the Phi Phi Islands in southern Thailand, ran aground on a reef and the impact tore a large hole in the vessel’s hull. The vessel took only 17 minutes to sink and now lies on the seabed in 30m of water. Thankfully…

This unique dive-site, as a huge lime-stone pinnacle that soars 30 meters, up from the ocean floor to sit 4 meters underneath the surface, where it abruptly ends and drops back to a sandy bottom.The barely submerged reef is a well-known shipping hazard and is located less than a mile north of Shark…

Sand and corals. Some blacktip reef sharks may be seen here by snorkelers.

Saw Leopard sharks and blacktip sharks.

Many tunnels and caves

Leopard sharks, dolphins and huge urchins.

Very nice shoal, full of life and colors.

Two small limestone islands; “Koh Bida Nok” and “Koh Bida Nai”, away to the west from “ Koh Lanta” between the route to Phi Phi Island. This site will provide you an excellent and variety taste of diving.Suitable for all level divers. Start from 8-28m depth. Colourful soft corals mixed…

Probably the best dive sites of Ko Phi Phi! The Bida islands are known locally as ‘the place to see Leopard sharks’ and boast an abundance of marine life. A huge variety of species can be seen here, including the rare and beautiful seahorse and ghost pipefish. At very shallow depths it is not…

Very nice place for snorkeling. Scuba divers may encounter leopard sharks and stingrays near sandy areas, and if you are lucky some sea snakes... not agressive but take care :)

This is a great dive site for night dives (sandy bottom, and pinnacles); or as second dive after Ko Bida Nok. There is also a canyon on the eastern side of the rock near 18m deep, with seafans.

The maya beach has been very famous since the movie 'The Beach' with L Di Caprio. This is a very nice place to stay and dive.There are large rocks, with tunnels and caves, and the drop off on the southern side.

Black Tip Reef sharks

This site boasts a misleading name – with the exception of a few leopard sharks, you will not find the schools of sharks you may be hoping for. Nevertheless, the site offers spectacular diving!Superb sponges, soft corals, and a multitude of colourful and exotic fish make this a beautiful site. It…

Approximately 8 km’s South/East from Phi Phi Don you will find a small rocky outcrop breaking the surface by only 1 meter, Below lies Hin Bida also known as Phi Phi Shark Point. Rising dramatically from a sandy seabed at a maximum of 18 meters the site consists of a small rocky reef covered in a…

This site is also known as Garang Heng. This 3 star dive site can be found only 10 mins boat ride northwards of Hin Bida, the Phi Phi Shark Point. The dive starts at around 5 meters and drops down slowly to a sandy seabed at just over 17 meters. This submerged sister to Shark Point offers an…

This is the uninhabited and unspoilt island lying south of Phi Phi Don. Its sheer limestone cliffs offer stunning scenery and has some beautiful bays with white sand beaches and crystal clear waters.The sites around Phi Phi Ley are not considered deep with a maximum depth of 20m. We dive various…