Phi Phi Island Phuket Diving Day Trips

Phuket Scuba Diving Day Trips to Koh Phi Phi Islands

Koh Phi Phi National Marine Park are situated around 40km south east of Phuket. Phi Phi diving day trips from Phuket depart early morning for two dives around the Phi Phi Islands with a third dive close to the King Cruiser wreck at either Shark Point, Anemone Reef or Koh Doc Mai. Phi Phi has an abundance and diversity of marine life to rival some of the best scuba diving destinations in the world. Scuba divers diving at Phi Phi have a chance to encounter black tip reef sharks, leopard (zebra) sharks, turtles, ghost pipefish, ribbon eels, frogfish, lionfish, stingrays, sea snakes and much more.

Dive conditions around Phi Phi are suitable for all levels of certified divers. Currents are usually mild and underwater visibility although unpredictable, is usually between 10 to 20 meters, but can regularly reach up to 30 meters. Formed from limestone millions of years ago, the Phi Phi Island dive sites are comprised of gently sloping coral reefs, boulder formations and even some wall dives which drop down to the ocean floor at a depth of 32 meters. Lunch is served on the boat between the two Phi Phi dives before the boat heads back towards Phuket stopping around half way for the third and last dive of the day

Usually, Shark Point will be chosen for the third and final dive of day but, the tour leader may decide to dive at either Anemone Reef or Koh Doc Mai depending on currents and conditions at the time. The dive boat should be back at the pier in Phuket by around 6:30 pm if the day has run to schedule and guests should expect to be back at their Phuket hotels between 7:00 pm and 7:30 pm.

Phi Phi National Park Fees

The Phi Phi National Park fees are currently 600 Thai Bath for divers and 200 Thai Baht for non-divers. Guests must pay their own park fees in cash (Thai Baht only) directly to the marine park police, who will usually board the dive boat at some point during the day to collect park fees. Guests should have the correct change ready to pay their own park fees please ready for when the police arrive to collect them. On occasions the police don’t visit the boat to collect park fees, guests can keep their park fees.

Additionally, only certified divers or students finishing a certification course are permitted by Thai law to scuba dive at Phi Phi.

Price 3,900 THB per person!

(Equipment 300 THB extra if required)

Price Includes

• Scuba diving insurance.
• Three dives. Usually but dependent on conditions, two dives will be at Koh Phi Phi Islands with the third dive at either Shark Point, Anemone Reef or Koh Doc Mai.
• Complimentary return transfers from Kamala, Patong, Karon, Kata, & parts of Rawai, Nai Harn & Chalong on days two and three (from other areas additional charges may apply).
• Breakfast, lunch, snacks and refreshments on the dive boat.
• Tanks & weights.
• No surcharge for credit or debit card payments.
• A friendly team with patient, adaptable & experienced divemasters and instructors.
• Excellent customer service & a perfect 100% safety record.

Price Excludes

• Phi Phi National Marine Park fees. The fees are currently 600 Thai Baht for all divers diving at Phi Phi. The fees need to be paid in cash directly to the marine park police who usually (90% of the time) visit the dive boat when it arrives at Phi Phi. Park fee for non-divers is 200 Thai Baht.
• Scuba diving equipment. We can provide a full set of good quality equipment for 300 THB per day.
• Boat transfers from areas outside the complimentary pick-up areas. (We can though arrange private transfers at cost price on request).
• Underwater photos and video are from dive staff on the boat as an optional extra, usually for 1,000 THB. Please note, this is not a Super Divers service, but a service provided from the dive staff on the boat as a way to make a little extra beer money.