Day trips to the best dive spots Phuket's

Diving tours to the best dive sites around Phuket are ideal for divers with families,
and for those who don't t want miss the amenities of a hotel

The 23 m length and 5 m width day trip boat offers a safe, comfortable and well-appointed dive base. With her spacious lounge; large covered / open sundecks for reading, conversation and relaxation between dives; comfortable dining area to enjoy Thai and International meals; and a well-designed dive platform for easy water entries/exits, your safety and enjoyment is our guarantee. Our highly trained, professional staff are committed to providing the highest quality of service and standards of reliability on all of our day trips.

Racha Yai & Racha Noi Islands
The tropical Island Raja Yai lies about 1½ hours South of Phuket. The reef's provide a lot of hard coral, colorful shallow water coral gardens and a great opportunity to enjoy drift diving.
Raja Noi offers in addition to Raja Yai's attractions some truly spectacular sites with giant underwater boulders and scenery almost like the Similans and a great chance to see manta rays and whale sharks.

Shark Point
Shark Point, a small rock about 1½ hours East of Phuket, is a famous marine sanctuary due to its tremendous variety of marine life. Colorful soft corals and sea fans decorating the limestone pinnacle, with a lot of tropical fish and the famous leopard sharks.

Anemone Reef
This reef with it's extensive fields of sea anemones lies around 500 m distant from the Shark Point. Harmless leopard sharks are also to be found together with some schools of smaller fish and some larger pelagic such as tuna and barracuda.

Phi Phi Island
3 hours East of Phuket are the Phi Phi Islands. Limestone cliffs rise dramatically out of the sea and plunge straight back down underwater, forming the colourful soft coral walls for which Phi Phi is famous. There interesting caves and cavern penetrations. In many places, the islands are fringed with shallow coral gardens, where hard and soft corals. Here's your best opportunity to happen across green and hawksbill turtles munching on bubble corals, black and white banded sea snakes, squid, angelfish, and black-tip reef sharks

King Cruiser
In May 1997 the 85 metres long and 25 metres wide ferry struck the Anemone Reef and sank nearby. There were over 500 people on board, but no lives were lost and now the wreck is an attraction in the Phuket dive industry. The wreck is in an upright position on 32 metres, with the captain's cabin the shallowest area at 12 metres. A nurse shark sleeping in the angle between the sea bed and the open cargo ramp. On the main deck is the home of the largest lionfish of any of the local sites. The wreck is also the home of scorpionfish, barracudas, rabbitfish, surgeonfish, fusiliers and other schooling fish.

Ko Doc Mai
This small, jungle topped island lies on half way between Shark Point and Phuket. It provides some of the best wall diving in the area with sea fans, soft corals and colorful sea life decorating its underwater cliffs.

Price includes
Free transfers from Kata, Karon & Patong
(pick up service from other locations can be arranged for a small extra charge)
Breakfast, lunch, fruits, coffee, tea, drinking water
(Phi Phi Islands and Raja Noi & Raja Yai additional dinner)
12 liter tanks & weights
Divemaster service (small groups with 4-5 divers