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Phuket Diving Spot Information / Koh Dok Mai
Beginner to Advanced Depth: 5M~25M Visibility: 8M~15M Current: Weak~Strong
Koh Dok Mai is located 13 km east of Chalong Bay, Phuket, between Phuket and Shark Point, approximately 1 hour by boat from Phuket. This small island consists of steep, oval-shaped rocks. Diving style is mainly wall diving. Below 20m, scattered reefs are densely covered with soft corals. Around large gorgonians and sea fans on the drop-off walls, you can see anthias and redbanded anthias swimming. Observing closely, you may spot ghost pipefish, frogfish, pygmy seahorses, and seahorses. On the east wall, small alcoves and caves appear, offering interesting topography on clear days. This site is often dived as a second dive after Shark Point or Anemone Reef. Even on windy days, diving is possible in the island's sheltered areas.
Diving Spot Map
Marine Life
- Whale Shark
- Great Barracuda
- Giant Trevally
- Hawksbill Turtle
- Pickhandle Barracuda
- Yellowband Fusilier
- Yellowtail Barracuda
- Bigeye Snapper
- Longfin Batfish
- Java Rabbitfish
- Neon Fusilier
- Yellowdash Fusilier
- Yellowback Fusilier
- Bluelined Snapper
- Twospot Snapper
- Anthias
- Glassfish
- Blue-spotted Rockcod
- Ornate Ghost Pipefish
- Clownfish
- Golden Damselfish
- Blue-spotted Cornetfish
- Trumpetfish
- Uruma Scorpionfish
- Black-blotched Porcupinefish
- Oriental Sweetlips
- Blackspotted Puffer
- Titan Triggerfish
- Black Sweetlip
- Stellate Puffer
- Yellow Boxfish
- Indian Vagabond Butterflyfish
- Indian Dragon
- Coral Butterflyfish
- Skunk Anemonefish
- Powder Blue Surgeonfish
- Emperor Angelfish
- Blue-ringed Angelfish
- Andaman Sweetlips
- Black Pyramid Butterflyfish
- Indian Bannerfish
- Christmas Tree Worm
- Suzaku Coral Shrimp
- Banded Coral Shrimp
- Common Rock Cleaner Shrimp
- Tatehida Nudibranch
- Centipede Sea Slug
- Crown-of-Thorns Starfish
- Diadema Urchin
- Blue Sea Star
- Pharaoh Cuttlefish
- Peacock Mantis Shrimp
- Giant Moray Eel
- Feather Star
- Soft Coral
- Sea Fan
