One of Phi Phi’s best dive sites, it features steep limestone walls, soft corals, and abundant marine life like leopard sharks, barracudas, and clownfish.
Depth: 5m to 30m
Want to enjoy some of Thailand's best diving experiences? Phi Phi Islands are where it's at. The waters are clear, the marine life is everywhere, and there’s always something new to see. Year-round warm temperatures and excellent visibility make it perfect for diving, with dozens of sites to choose from. Whether you’re trying it for the first time or have been diving for years, there’s a spot for you! While diving might not be included in your Phi Phi tour, don't worry – there are plenty of dive shops on the islands where you can easily book a session or even get certified.
Read on to learn about top dive sites, best seasons, marine species, diving tips, and more!
The best time for scuba diving in Phi Phi is between November and April, when the water is calm, and visibility is at its peak. The monsoon season (May to October) can bring rougher seas but still offers good diving conditions.
No, you don’t need certification for beginner experience. However, for deeper or advanced dives, you’ll need an Open Water Certification (OWC) or Advanced Open Water Certification (AOWC).
Most recreational dives range between 10 to 30m deep. For advanced divers, certain sites allow deeper dives up to 40m.
Expect to see blacktip reef sharks, leopard sharks, sea turtles, seahorses, barracudas, clownfish, stingrays, and moray eels. Lucky divers might even spot a whale shark!
Visibility generally ranges between 10 to 30 meters, depending on the season and dive site. The best visibility is during the dry season (Nov-Apr).
Yes! Phi Phi has professional dive centers with experienced instructors and high safety standards. Always follow guidelines, listen to your instructor, and check your gear before diving.
You should be in good health with no major respiratory or heart conditions. If you have asthma, high blood pressure, or any medical conditions, consult a doctor before diving.
Yes! Some introductory dives (Discover Scuba Diving) do not require swimming skills. However, knowing how to swim improves comfort and confidence underwater.
Yes. The minimum age for scuba diving is 10 years old (for PADI courses) in most areas.
You should wait at least 18-24 hours after diving before flying to avoid decompression sickness.
Yes! Dive shops provide full gear, including a wetsuit, BCD, regulator, mask, fins, and tanks.
Absolutely! If you have personal diving equipment, you can bring it along.
A swimsuit, rash guard, or light wetsuit is ideal. Dive shops provide wetsuits for extra protection.
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