Krabi Diving Daytrips

Ao Nang Islands consists of nine rocky islands. They have superb macro life with several species of Sea Horse, Nudibranches and Pipefish. There are impressive reefs, underwater caverns and tunnels to swim through.

The highlights of the area are the best macro-life in Thailand and you can also find Frog Fish & Mantis Shrimp. Other highlights are Bamboo sharks, Black Tip Reef Sharks and Giant groupers.

The Phi Phi Islands rank among the best dive destinations in Thailand. You’ll be diving along vertical walls covered with Sea Fans, Soft Corals and Mushroom Corals and across big coral fields where you’ll find yourself among groups of Snappers, Fusiliers and you also have a really good chance to meet Black tip reef Sharks, Leopard Sharks and Yellow Tail Barracudas.

Shark Point’s three separated rock pinnacles are world-famous dive sites and have some of the best marine and coral life in the Andaman Sea. The site has a vast variety of coral and Leopard Sharks are the highlight of this dive. Anemone Reef is a limestone pinnacle which soars from the seafloor to near to the surface; it is covered with beautiful anemones with hundreds of Clownfish swimming around. The dive site has an incredible amount and variety of marine life and is frequently visited by Giant Barracuda, Squid and Hawksbill Turtles.

The King Cruiser ferry sank in 1997 on its way to the Phi Phi Islands. The 85-metre long boat rests upright between 32 and 14 metres and has become a beautiful artificial reef. The wreck is home to bearded Scorpion Fish, Lion Fish and Big Eye Trevally. And don’t forget to look for the White Eyed Moray Eels in the broken pipes! Last two dives are the same as above for Shark Point and Anemone Reef.