Scool Divers | PADI Scuba Diving Shop in Koh Lanta & Koh Phi Phi

Koh Bida Nai & Koh Bida Nok

Regarded as some of Thailands best dive sites these dive sites are perfect for deep dives, wall dives and drift dives, and for all level of scuba divers from first timers to experienced professionals. No matter where you dive around these two islands you can't go wrong. The vertical west walls are covered in beautifully covered soft corals and sea fans. Look in the cracks and crevices for sea horses, pipefish, shrimps, nudibranchs and even the occasional grey bamboo shark, Look away from the wall for tuna and jacks and the occasional black tip reef shark darting by and multiple leopard sharks resting on the sand close to the reef.

Koh Phi Phi Lei

The Phi Phi National Marine Park offers about 25 different dive sites with large rocks forming a mountainous terrain featuring walls that drop to 30 meters, sloping reefs, Giant sea fans hiding Tiger tail seahorses & Ornate ghost pipefish, and swim-throughs full of glassfish. Bearded scorpion fish hide among the corals under hovering lionfish. Barracudas, Blue Fin Trevallys and tuna can be seen out in the blue, whilst Hawksbill & Green Turtles feed on the reef. Sea Anemones complete with brilliantly colored Clownfish cover the reefs. Leopard Sharks and Blue Spotted sting rays can be found on the shallow sand bottom, whilst Black Tip reef sharks cruise the shallow reefs. Often the unexpected pass through with sightings of Manta Rays, and Whale Sharks not being uncommon.

Koh Phi Phi Don

Diving Phi Phi Don is highly convienient as some of the best sites are only miutes for Tonsai Bay and the boat pier and a high variety of sites and activities are available. Whether that be night diving on Thailand's first Tsunami Memorial, circling the pinicles of Hin Dot, searching for Tiger Tail Sea Horses in Ao Nui, joining schools of Black Tip Reef Sharks in the shallows of Long Beach, or cave diving in Tonsai bay; Phi Phi Don has something for everybody.

Koh Haa

Koh Haa offers a chance for cavern and and cave diving a beautiful island group. From a distance it looks like 5 Islands and that’s how they got their Thai name (Koh Ha means 5 Islands); but there are actually 6. Famed for its spectacular caves and amazing visibility, Koh Ha with its white sand and spectacular beaches is a pleasure to visit both for its diving and for the very beautiful snorkeling around these pretty Islands but the main reason for visiting is for two world renown sites. Firstly “The Cathedral” consists of two huge caverns where it is possible surface with light coming from below illuminating the water in the most amazing turquoise color. This site is worth the whole trip alone. Secondly a swim-through known as “The Chimney” passes down 10 meters through a hole and continues out through 2 open swim throughs endding up on the sandy bottom where we look for Sharks, Turtles, Marble Rays, Pipe Fish, Nudi Branches, Razor Fish, Octopus and Cuttlefish. A unique trip and one of the best dive sites in all of Thailand.

Hin Daeng & Hin Muang

2 world class dive spots! These two reefs surely are among the most beautiful and best sites you can find in Andaman Sea. Due to the exposed location (approx. 30 nautical miles off of Ko Lanta) visibility is excellent with 15-35 metres and the abundance of plankton attracts a variety of large fishes (manta rays, whale sharks, reef sharks). Since Hin Daeng and Hin Muang are only 500 metres apart you can dive at both spots during a day trip.

King Cruiser Wreck

On the 4th May 1997 the car ferry the King Cruiser sank 10 miles northwest of Phi Phi Island in controversial circumstances. This 85 meter-long steel ferry had been on the same route seven days a week, 365 days a year for the past ten years. She remarkably managed to hit the only navigational hazard within 25 miles and created the perfect wreck dive. She sank on a lovely spring day with no wind, no waves and perfect visibility. No one died. Today the wreck is in spite of a lot of corrosion damages an amazing divesite. Its completely surrounded by big schools of fish and the actual the damage has opened up many interesting places in the ship that was inaccessible for divers previously.

Shark Point & Anemone Reef

Two of the most beautiful dive sites in Thailand with abundant soft corals and towering reefs and pinnicles and a high chance of spotting Leopard Sharks. Soft corals in reds pinks and purples, anemones and a great variety of hard corals and sea fans create the perfect scenery for this amazing dive site. And surrounded with all the colorful fish of the Andaman Sea, makes it a very beautiful dive. Turtles, different kinds of Morays, Ghost Pipe Fish, Nudi Branches, Octopus, Cuttlefish, Squid, Groupers, big schools of Snappers and Glass Fish are everywhere to be found.