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Discover Scuba Diving at Racha Noi Island
Racha Noi Island is located about 30 minutes south of Racha Yai Island. The water clarity is excellent, and large marine animals such as manta rays often appear. The underwater landscape, with its scattered giant boulders, is popular among divers who enjoy topography. With a variety of dive points, this site is suitable for divers of all levels, from beginners to experts. The schedule includes two dives at Racha Noi Island.
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Phuket has two main seasons: high season from November to April, and green season from May to October. During summer, the Indian Ocean is influenced by the monsoon, which can cause high waves on some days, affecting offshore dive site conditions. Racha Noi Island’s western side, northern tip, and southern points offer a dynamic underwater landscape with large rocks resembling Similan Islands. Manta rays, spotted eagle rays, and whale sharks are sometimes seen, making it an enjoyable dive site for both beginners and advanced divers. The west side of Racha Noi Island features calm bays with scattered white sandy points, allowing beginners and returning divers to enjoy relaxed diving. You may encounter leopard sharks resting on the sand, and macro observation is also enjoyable at these points.
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Racha Noi Island is located further south than Racha Yai Island, about a 2-hour diving boat ride from Chalong Pier in Phuket.
Among the dive sites around Phuket, it offers spots with a high chance of encountering manta rays for intermediate to advanced divers, as well as many points suitable for beginners. It is a popular island for both fun dives and introductory dives.
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Important Information
- If you plan to board an airplane or other pressure-changing vehicles after diving, you must wait at least 18 hours (24 hours recommended) from the end of your last dive.
- The number of dives listed is a guideline and may be reduced depending on sea conditions. Please understand in advance.
- Please do not bring valuables such as cash or passports in addition to the tour fee.
- Make sure you do not leave any belongings behind when returning. Fees may apply for returning lost items. Please understand in advance.
- Dive sites may change.
- Those with a history of pneumothorax, or currently using insulin or blood pressure-lowering medications cannot participate. Please understand in advance.
Please check the medical questionnaire to ensure none of the items apply to you (if any apply, a physician's note is required).
Please note that the following cancellation fees apply to the tour.
- Up to 8 days prior: Free
- 7 days to 1 day prior: 50% of the fee
- After 5:00 PM local time, the day before: 100% of the fee
The tour will operate even in rainy weather unless it compromises safe diving. Cancellations made at the customer's request for any reason, including weather, will incur cancellation fees.
Diving tour fees must be paid in advance.
Payment can be made via bank transfer or credit card.
