Thanks to its shallow, sheltered, and biodiversity-rich dive sites, Koh Phi Phi is one of the most favorable destinations in Thailand for divers of all levels, all year round.

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The mangrove of Phang Nga Bay serves as a nursery for countless marine species. Sediment dispersal, mainly from the bay’s seabed, creates nutrient-rich waters, making this region one of the fishiest areas in Thailand.

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Located at the mouth of this bay, Koh Phi Phi enjoys relatively clear waters that remain rich in sediments and plankton—the very foundation of the food chain. Generally, the clearer the water, the fewer nutrients it contains. Visibility ranges from 5 to 30 meters.

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Dive sites around Koh Phi Phi offer a year-round balance between water clarity and fish abundance. Since 1983, the six islands of the Koh Phi Phi archipelago have formed a Marine National Park, providing an ideal refuge for a wide variety of reef and pelagic species.

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Koh Phi Phi offers sheltered dive sites throughout the year. The Andaman Sea is rarely rough. Waves over one meter always come from the west and only during the low season (around May to November). In such cases, we dive on the east coast of Koh Phi Phi Leh.

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There may be easterly winds, especially around February. Then we dive on the west coast sites, sheltered by Koh Phi Phi Leh’s high cliffs. Diving is possible all year round at Koh Phi Phi.

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Water temperature ranges from 27 to 30°C.

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During Thailand’s rainy season (May to November), it is rare for rain to last several hours. Usually, it either doesn’t rain at all, or only for half an hour to an hour during the day. Moreover, protected by Phuket from much of the bad weather, the Phi Phi Islands benefit from a microclimate favorable to pleasant holidays all year round. And anyway, rain is no problem for diving… it doesn’t rain underwater!

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We go out every morning and afternoon to the Marine National Park sites:

– 2 dives per trip

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Morning:

Meeting 7:00 a.m.
Return 12:00 p.m.

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Afternoon:

Meeting 12:30 p.m.
Return 5:30 p.m.

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If you dive in the morning, you can take a ferry in the afternoon to Phuket, Koh Lanta (high season), Krabi, or Ao Nang. Remember: you must wait at least 18 hours after your last dive before flying.

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– Max. 1 hour per dive
– Interval between dives: about 1 hour

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Each 2-dive trip includes:

– Diving equipment
– Water, tea, coffee
– 1 meal of your choice
– Fruit

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Small groups:

– Max. 2 introductory divers per instructor
– Max. 2 training divers per instructor
– Max. 4 certified divers per instructor or guide

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A large, comfortable boat:

– 21 meters long
– 4.5 meters wide
– Toilet
– Outdoor shower
– Spacious shaded upper deck

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High-quality training and introductory sites:

The Koh Phi Phi Marine National Park shelters abundant and highly diverse marine life thriving in shallow waters. All sites rise to the surface, offering wide protected areas that allow:

– Shallow water dives
– Very gradual descents
– Shelter from possible waves
– Training exercises in favorable conditions

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Numerous dive sites nearby:

For your information, the meeting point is our dive center, located 150 meters from the port where the dive boats depart. It is at most a 15-minute walk from hotels in the island center (Tonsai and Loh Dalum Bay).

Then, 20 to 30 minutes of navigation depending on the sites.