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The Equipment
The Team
Diveboat Oceana
Diveboat Pasadena
A Day with Barakuda

Phi Phi Island
Wreck Diving
Shark Point, Bidah
Hin Pae, Hin Dot
Nui + Losamah Bay
Hin Daeng + Muang
Dive sites

Hin Pae - Hin Dot

Hin Pae

Hin Pae is a relatively shallow dive site - 10 to 15 meters deep. Its shallow end is a rewarding snorkel-place. Hin Pae is sometimes called Baby Shark Point, because even snorkelers have the chance to study different types of sharks.

Boulder and brain corals form the main topography of the reef. Sea anemones play host to damsels and clownfish. Soft and hard coral provide shelter for a rich variety of coral fish. There are many holes and tunnels for moray eels to pass through. Crabs, lobsters, angelfish, groupers, snappers, surgeonfish and basslets are also resident.

Location: The rocky outcrop off Phi Phi Dons southeastern headland

Access: 10 min by boat from Ton Sai

Conditions: Visibility 7-15 m.

Dive depth: 8-16 m.

Hin Dot (Chimney Rocks)

Hin Dot - also known as Chimney Rock - makes a fantastic multi level dive. The divesite resembles three chimneys emerging from the bottom of the sea to close near the surface. These dramatic pinnacles have developed over several hundred years and consist only of clam and wing oysters. Maximum depth of these pinnacles is 30 m, but they reach up to 3, 12 and 15 m. These enormous towers are famous for their large schools of fish. Other fish populations include groupers, pufferfish, lionfish, squid and bearded scorpionfish.

Location: Submerged pinnacle off Phi Phi Dons southwestern headlands

Access: 15-20 min by boat

Conditions: Visibility 8-20 m.

Dive depth: 10-34 m.