Phuket Day Trips:
Price: from 3,800 Baht
For Phi Phi, 600 baht extra Marine Park Fee.
Price for Snorkeling 2900 baht
Racha Yai and Noi
For Certified divers, we offer Phuket day trips.
If you are a recent Open Water Diver or haven’t dived for a while and need a refresher, we suggest a 2 or 3-dive Trip to Racha Yai and Noi.
These are not complicated dives and are perfectly fitted for Recent Open Water Divers or Refresher dives.
If you do a Refresher, you will start on the boat going over the equipment, putting it together, and remembering basic scuba skills, signs and everything else you need to refresh your skills.
On the 1st dive, you would practice all the skills, including buoyancy, air sharing, and clearing the regulator and the mask.
After that, you just dive for fun.
Phi Phi
3 boat dives to Phi Phi.
The Phi Phi area is a Marine Park area, in addition to the daily cost, a diver pays a 600 baht Marine Park fee.
There are many diving locations at Phi Phi.
Most boats usually go to Koh Bida Nok, a beautiful island, you can see black-tip sharks there, and occasionally even whale sharks visit this area.
This location is suitable for most certified divers. Turtle Rock is a very easy, shallow diving location, the name does not disappoint, almost every time, we see one or two beautiful turtles.
The third dive often is Shark Point, where we can occasionally see the most beautiful leopard sharks, sea horses, and spectacular colourful soft corals.
King Cruiser
3 more challenging dives.
1st King Cruiser, a large ferry wreck, the deepest part is about 30-35m. Usually with some currents. We descend and accent via a mooring line.
King Cruiser has an abundance of underwater life to the degree that sometimes you can’t see through the fish. Large lionfish, giant barracudas, and most beautiful soft corals.
2nd dive is Shark Point, the same dive as a Phi Phi trip does.
3rd dive often is Koh Dok Mai. A beautiful “Flower Island” in translation from Thai. The Island’s east side is a wall descending to about 26-28m with 2 caves on the way. We visit one or both of them depending on condition and air consumption.
It is a very interesting dive.
Racha Yai and Noi
For Certified divers, we offer Phuket day trips.
If you are a recent Open Water Diver or haven’t dived for a while and need a refresher, we suggest a 2 or 3-dive Trip to Racha Yai and Noi.
These are not complicated dives and are perfectly fitted for Recent Open Water Divers or Refresher dives.
If you do a Refresher, you will start on the boat going over the equipment, putting it together, and remembering basic scuba skills, signs and everything else you need to refresh your skills.
On the 1st dive, you would practice all the skills, including buoyancy, air sharing, and clearing the regulator and the mask.
After that, you just dive for fun.
Phi Phi
3 boat dives to Phi Phi.
The Phi Phi area is a Marine Park area, in addition to the daily cost, a diver pays a 600 baht Marine Park fee.
There are many diving locations at Phi Phi.
Most boats usually go to Koh Bida Nok, a beautiful island, you can see black-tip sharks there, and occasionally even whale sharks visit this area.
This location is suitable for most certified divers. Turtle Rock is a very easy, shallow diving location, the name does not disappoint, almost every time, we see one or two beautiful turtles.
The third dive often is Shark Point, where we can occasionally see the most beautiful leopard sharks, sea horses, and spectacular colourful soft corals.
King Crouser
3 more challenging dives.
1st King Crouser, a large ferry wreck, the deepest part is about 30-35m. Usually with some currents. We descend and accent via a mooring line.
King Crouser has an abundance of underwater life to the degree that sometimes you can’t see through the fish. Large lionfish, giant barracudas, and most beautiful soft corals.
2nd dive is Shark Point, the same dive as a Phi Phi trip does.
3rd dive often is Koh Dok Mai. A beautiful “Flower Island” in translation from Thai. The Island’s east side is a wall descending to about 26-28m with 2 caves on the way. We visit one or both of them depending on condition and air consumption.
It is a very interesting dive.
