The three dive sites at Koh Racha Noi are sheltered bays that offer calm conditions and good visibility- an ideal combination to spot turtles! With a mixture of corals, sea fans, sea whips and fabulous granite rock formations, these sites are also excellent to spot parrotfish and yellowtail barracuda.
The ninety meters long by sixteen meters high wreck sank in 1997 and now sits on the sandy seabed at around thirty-two meters. The top of this fantastic wreck is covered with colourful corals and every nook and cranny has someone calling it home. This is a fantastic wreck dive for people who love macro photography.
The islands of Phi Phi offer some of the most spectacular backdrops in Thailand and the underwater topography doesn’t disappoint either! With the combination of an abundance of marine life, clear water, gentle sloping reefs and dramatic walls dropping to 20-25m, no two dives at Phi Phi are ever the same.
Looking for a half-day scuba diving trip? Paradise Reef is located fifteen minutes by traditional Longtail boat from Patong Beach. The coral reefs are sheltered and drop down to around 16 meters – so perfect for all levels of diver. 10am – 2pm.
