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

Nui Bay, Losamah Bay

Nui Bay

The waters of Nui Bay are shallow and suitable for snorkelers, there are lots of corals and colorful reef fish among small boulders and rocks, encrusted with patches of sponges and interspersed with a multitude of Christmas tree worms. The real divesite is a small, rocky island in front of the bay. The western wall descends to 20 meters. At the bottom of the southern end of the rock, boulders balanced on top of each other are explorable with relatively tight swim throughs. There are speactacular pinnicles to be found further out in deeper water. Moray eels, lionfish, groupers and angelfish live here. On the sand leopard sharks and rays rest between star fish. On the north-western part of the island in only 10 meter of water fields of soft corals have given name to "Neptune's Garden".

Location: O the northwestern coast of Phi Phi Don

Access: 30 to 40 minutes from Ton Say Bay

Conditions: Visibility varies between 5 and 30m.

Dive depth: 15 to 21 m.

Losamah Bay

Losamah is a small bay hosting colorful corals and a small beach. On the sandy bottom you will find patches of brain corals interspersed with Christmas tree and fan worms. The entrance of the bay is blocked by a large, circular island - the main attraction for divers. The islands vertical walls are dressed in sea whips and wing oysters until reaching the sandy bottom. The divesite promises overhangs and crevices. On the eastern side of the island the diver encounters the highlight of this dive, a spectacular canyon sporting large sea fans and a collage of soft corals. Swimming around the island will take about 45 minutes. The sandy bottom of the bay is punctuated by rocky ledges among which one finds bearded scorpionfish. Fringing the rocks are sea whips with wing oysters clinging to them. Abundant flora and fauna with plenty of bivalve shells. Red coral trouts, angel and butterfly fish dart around as you swim by. The highlight of this dive is a spectacular 15 m long canyon lined with sea fans and soft coral.

Location: Off the southern coastline of Phi Phi Lee.

Access: 30 min. from Ton Sai Bay

Conditions: Visibility averages 15 m.

Dive depth: 14 to 20 m.