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Phuket Diving Site Information / Marina Bay
Beginner to Advanced Depth: 5M~30M Visibility: 12M~25M Current: Weak~Moderate
Marina Bay, a large bay on the west side of Racha Noi Island. In shallow waters around 10m, colorful corals such as branching corals and mushroom corals cover the seabed, and vibrant fish swim actively. Further offshore, around 25m, large rocks form interesting structures that can be explored using good buoyancy control. Currents in some areas may attract large manta rays gracefully swimming overhead. Macro creatures like Sea Moths, Damselfish, and Pipefish can also be found, but spotting them can be challenging due to their camouflage. Divers can choose to enter either the inner or outer bay depending on their skill level.
Diving Site Map
Marine Life
- Manta Ray
- Great Barracuda
- Giant Trevally
- Hawksbill Turtle
- Spotted Eagle Ray
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Yellowtail Barracuda
- Longfin Batfish
- Java Rabbitfish
- Neon Fusilier
- Yellow Dash Fusilier
- Yellowback Fusilier
- Yellowfin Goatfish
- Spotted Garden Eel
- Bluelined Snapper
- Sea Goldie
- Glass Fish
- Blue-spot Rockcod
- Sea Moth
- Clownfish
- Golden Damselfish
- Blue-spotted Cornetfish
- Trumpetfish
- Hairy Stingfish
- Masked Porcupinefish
- Oriental Sweetlips
- Blackspotted Puffer
- Titan Triggerfish
- Tropical Striped Triplefin
- Blue-green Chromis
- Stellate Puffer
- Yellow Boxfish
- Pipefish
- Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
- Indian Dascyllus
- Indian Dragonfish
- Coral Red-tail Butterflyfish
- 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-beck Shrimp
- Banded Coral Shrimp
- Rock Cleaner Shrimp
- Celestial Phyllidia (Sea Slug)
- Centipede Nudibranch
- Crown-of-Thorns Starfish
- Diadema Urchin
- Blue Sea Star
- Pharaoh Cuttlefish
- Peacock Mantis Shrimp
- Harlequin Snake Eel
- Giant Moray
- Porcelain Anemone Crab
- Feather Star
- Soft Coral
- Sea Fan
