Local Dive Sites - Day Trips
Koh See
Situated behind Chicken Island, about 40 minutes out with
our boat Ingmarie. Maximum depth around 16 meters. At this
site we often spot leopard sharks.
Koh Door
This is Ao Nangs coral garden with a maximum
depth of around 14 meters. On the north side there is an abundance
of anemones.
Koh Haa
The maximum depth here is also around 16 meters
and moray eels, lionfishes and clown fishes are common here
among others. The sharks find their way here as well...
Koh Taloo
At this site you have the opportunity to try
swim thru. There are three caves like that on the Island with
a variety of life. Sometimes we also encounter turtle, blacktip
reef shark a.s.o.
Koh Yawasam
This is two smaller Islands that we dive around
and in-between. There is a good chance to spot shark along
the sand bottom, along with moray eel, lionfish a.s.o. There
are also a number of small caves at this site.
Longer Excursions - Day Trips
Phi Phi Island
Two Islands located two hours south of Ao Nang. On the smaller
one, Phi Phi Ley, you find Maya Bay where the movie “The
Beach” was shot. There are plenty of dive sites around
Phi Phi.
King Cruiser Wreck
An 85 meter long former car ferry that hit Anemone reef in
1997. Now an artificial reef and home to great schools of
barracuda and huge lionfish.
Shark Point
About 1 hour east of Phuket, this protected marine sanctuary
is famous for its bottom dwelling leopard sharks. Since they
are nocturnal feeders they are very approachable during the
day, which makes this a great place for u/w pictures and video
shots.
Anemone Reef
Located next to Shark Point. The famous reef that elevated
the King Cruiser below the water line. Anemone Reef is simply
a perfect nature jewel, covered with anemones and colorful
soft coral plus a never ending abundance of marine life.
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