Scuba Diving Trips in Phi Phi Island

Begin your morning with a relaxing yet exciting dive trip to some of the region’s top underwater locations. Our morning excursions are perfect for certified divers looking to explore Phi Phi’s vibrant reefs and marine life before the midday heat.

Prefer a slower start to your day? Our afternoon trip is the perfect option for divers who enjoy a more relaxed pace. You’ll visit 2 stunning dive sites in the Phi Phi Marine Park, with plenty of time to unwind between dives and take in the breathtaking scenery.

Wreck diving offers a unique and exhilarating experience for certified Advanced divers, giving you the chance to explore sunken structures that have transformed into thriving marine habitats. The Kled Kaew wreck near Phi Phi is one of the region’s most exciting dive sites, offering history, biodiversity, and adventure all in 1 dive.

Dive Profile: Kled Kaew Wreck

Once a Royal Thai Navy transport vessel, the 50-metre-long Kled Kaew was intentionally sunk in 2014 to create an artificial reef. Resting at a maximum depth of 27 metres, the ship is fully accessible to experienced divers, with multiple entry points and interior spaces to explore.

Marine life has quickly colonised the wreck—schools of snapper, lionfish, and scorpionfish patrol the hull, while yellow-tailed barracuda swirl overhead. Covered in vibrant coral and teeming with life, it’s also a fantastic site for underwater photography.

Experience the reef in an entirely new light—literally. As the sun sets and the colours shift, the underwater world transforms into a calm, glowing theatre of marine life. From bioluminescent plankton to nocturnal predators like hunting moray eels, lobsters, and the elusive Spanish dancer, every night dive is a peaceful yet thrilling experience.

Our team provides a calm, well-organised experience with onboard comfort before and after your dive. Whether you're a seasoned diver or simply seeking a new adventure, night diving is one you won’t forget.

Please note: This dive site is closed annually by the national park from 15 May to 15 October for safety due to its open ocean location.

Hin Daeng and Hin Muang are 2 of Thailand’s most spectacular deep-water dive sites, located in the open ocean south of Phi Phi Island. These submerged pinnacles offer breathtaking underwater topography and are famous for encounters with large pelagic species—including the majestic manta ray.

Hin Daeng (Red Rock) is named for its vibrant red soft corals and plunges to over 60 metres. Expect encounters with barracuda, trevally, moray eels, and the occasional whale shark.

Hin Muang (Purple Rock) lies nearby and features a dramatic underwater ridge covered in purple corals. This site is popular for its vertical drops, macro life, and fast-moving predators like tuna and rainbow runners.

Due to the strong currents and depth, this expedition is ideal for advanced divers looking for a challenging and rewarding experience in clear blue water.