Racha Yai

Racha Noi

Phi Phi Islands

King Cruiser

Shark Point

Anemone Reef

Koh Doc Mai

Racha Yai is often visited by divers because it is close to the mainland and dive conditions are favourable for students and divers who are out-of-action for some time. Expect to dive in very relaxing conditions. Dive sites here include Bungalow Bay, Staghorn Reef and Dipsy Doodle Reef.

14 nautical miles

75 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

6 to 25 metres

None to weak

15 - 30 metres

Tropical reef fishes including snappers, moorish idols, triggerfishes, yellowtail barracudas, giant moray eels, blue-spotted stingrays, tunas and sometimes turtles.

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Racha Noi is an excellent dive site for all divers from beginner to professional level. Banana Bay is a beautiful coral garden good for beginners, while North Point is challenging for divers who prefer drift and deep dives. Other dive sites include Middle Point and South Point.

20 nautical miles

110 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

10 to 24 metres

Can be strong

10 - 30 metres

Bigger fishes are often seen here. Adult barracudas, unicorn fish and rays are the norm. Rock formation prevails so reef fishes are lesser compared to Racha Yai. With some luck, manta rays and whale sharks do pass by.

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There are many diving available here in Phi Phi Ley. Dive sites include Loh Suma Bay, Koh Bida Nok, Koh Bida Nai, Maya Wall, and many others. Although very popular and often crowded, Phi Phi still make for pleasant diving. Many interesting marine creatures have been spotted here, even the rarest whale sharks.

26 nautical miles

3 hours from Chalong in Phuket

3 to 27 metres

Slight to moderate

Varies but usually between 10 - 20 metres

Plenty of soft corals thrive here and rock formations make excellent swim throughs. Often turtles are seen, sometimes lepoard sharks and rarely manta rays and whale sharks. Reef fishes counted by the hundreds if not thousands. The biggest groupa is seen here also.

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The King Cruiser wreck lies on the sea floor at 33 metres. Safe penetration of the wreck is available at its passenger deck around 18 metres. Other kinds of penetration (usually deeper than 18 metres) requires the diver to be specialised in wreck diving. Downside: expect to see a lot of divers.

18 nautical miles

90 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

6 to 33 metres

Moderate to strong

10 - 20 metres

Mainly shells and hard corals grow on the wreck. There are plenty of sea urchins lying around so diver must be cautious. This wreck houses one of the biggest lionfish in Phuket. There are large groups of jackfish, octopuses, snappers and sometimes lepoard sharks are seen.

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Shark Point has 3 dive sites: Shark Point 1, 2 and 3 respectively. As this dive site is in the open sea, current conditions may not be favourable for divers with little experience. Shark Point 1 and 2 are popular all year round, while Shark Point 3 is usually avoided due to stronger (and sometimes dangerous) currents.

16 nautical miles

90 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

6 to 25 metres

Moderate to strong

10 - 25 metres

The main highlight of Shark Point is the docile lepoard sharks, which are often seen resting on the sand during the day. However, Shark Point also boasts very beautiful soft coral gardens. Sponges and sea fans grow abundantly, while sea snakes, white-eyed morays and octopuses can also be seen here.

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The reef gets its name from all the anemones growing on it. There are 3 pinnacles with very nice swim throughs, and it is also believed to be the cause of King Cruiser wreck, but there are no serious damages to the reef whatsoever. The best parts of the reef are usually shallower between 6 to 15 metres.

17 nautical miles

90 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

6 to 25 metres

Moderate to strong

15 - 25 metres

A lot of anemones, a mixture of soft and hard corals, tropical reef fishes and sometimes the lepoard sharks are seen here. Turtles also passed by, blue-spotted stingrays can be found at the bottom and many eels live in the cracks of the hard corals and rocks.

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Koh Doc Mai makes for a good wall and drift dive for experienced divers. The island is situated in a rather awkard position so there are currents crossing on either side, constantly stirring up bottom sands and sediments, and therefore visibility is not as good as the other dive sites. There is a little cave to explore and marine life on the shallower depth tend to be more interesting.

7 nautical miles

60 minutes from Chalong in Phuket

6 to 20 metres

Can be strong

5 - 20 metres

A mixture of soft and hard corals, reef fishes and eels are plenty. Occasionally schools of jackfish and barracudas are seen. Turtles and blue-spotted stingrays are also common here. Look close to the wall to observe smaller creatures such as seahorses, colourful sea slugs, and the biggest bandit sea snake is seen here.

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