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Phuket Diving Point Information / Kata Beach
Beginner~Advanced Depth: 3M~15M Visibility: 10M~25M Current: Weak~Moderate
Kata Beach is located on the west side of Phuket and features a long white sandy shallow beach. With a maximum depth of around 10 meters, it is ideal for beginners, trial dives, courses, and half-day diving. Beach entry diving allows divers to adjust their depth according to skill level, ensuring a stress-free experience. The white sandy seabed hosts juvenile gobies and schooling shrimpfish, popular among beginners. Offshore coral reefs feature dense schools of glassfish, lionfish, barracudas, and juvenile snappers, along with other rare marine life, making it enjoyable for experienced divers and underwater photographers. From May to October, during the rainy season, waves may be high and diving might be restricted, while the dry season offers calm conditions with visibility around 10 meters. Kata Beach is also suitable for snorkeling, so groups with divers and non-divers can all enjoy the area together.
Diving Point Map
Marine Life
- Great Barracuda
- Giant Trevally
- Hawksbill Turtle
- Oxeye Scad
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Yellowtail Barracuda
- Longfin Batfish
- Java Rabbitfish
- Neon Fusilier
- Yellowdash Fusilier
- Yellowback Fusilier
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Yellowfin Goatfish
- Spotted Garden Eel
- Bluelined Snapper
- Two-spot Snapper
- Sea Goldie
- Glassfish
- Blue-spotted Rockcod
- Ornate Ghost Pipefish
- Sea Moth
- Clownfish
- Golden Damselfish
- Mottled Flounder
- Blue-spotted Cornetfish
- Trumpetfish
- Hairy Scorpionfish
- Black-blotched Porcupinefish
- Oriental Sweetlips
- Blackspotted Puffer
- Titan Triggerfish
- Tropical Striped Triplefin
- Blue-green Chromis
- Stellate Puffer
- Yellow Boxfish
- Bluespotted Stingray
- Pipefish
- Aurora Goby
- Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
- Indian Dascyllus
- Indian Dragon
- Tiger-tail Seahorse
- Coral Butterflyfish
- Tomato Anemonefish
- Andaman Foxface
- Indian Flame Fairy Basslet
- Skunk Anemonefish
- Powder Blue Surgeonfish
- Emperor Angelfish
- Blue-ringed Angelfish
- Andaman Sweetlips
- Andaman Damselfish
- Black Pyramid Butterflyfish
- Indian Bannerfish
- Christmas Tree Worm
- Durban Hinge-beak Shrimp
- Banded Coral Shrimp
- Rock Cleaner Shrimp
- Celestial Nudibranch
- Centipede Nudibranch
- Crown-of-thorns Starfish
- Diadem Urchin
- Blue Sea Star
- Pharaoh Cuttlefish
- Peacock Mantis Shrimp
- Harlequin Snake Eel
- Giant Moray
- Porcelain Anemone Crab
- Feather Star
