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Fun Diving in Phuket
Diving around Phuket takes place in the Andaman Sea, part of the Indian Ocean, where the clear waters stretch endlessly. From large creatures like manta rays and whale sharks to diverse macro life, the area offers abundant marine biodiversity and exciting terrain like drop-offs and swim-throughs
Read Morewith a variety of dive sites catering to all diver preferences. Day trips from Phuket cover four main areas: Racha Yai/Racha Noi Islands, Phi Phi Islands, and the Marine Park. Divers of all levels, from beginners and those with gaps in experience to veterans, can enjoy these sites. Seasonal recommendations: dry season (Nov–Apr) for Phi Phi Islands and Marine Park, rainy season (May–Oct) for Racha Yai/Racha Noi Islands. Close
Racha Yai Island – Most Popular Among Divers
Around Phuket, this is the clearest dive site, uniquely reaching peak conditions in the rainy season from May to October. Read MoreWith many points accessible on both east and west sides depending on wind, featuring wrecks, calm sandy bottoms, and branching corals, this is Phuket's top dive site for all levels. Fun divers, trial divers, and snorkelers accompanying divers can all enjoy it—perfect for couples, friends, or families. Close
High Manta Encounter Rate at Racha Noi Island
Racha Noi Island features dynamic underwater scenery with large boulders reminiscent of the Similan Islands, and manta sightings are possible here. Read MoreWith numerous dive points around the island, divers visit year-round depending on season and conditions. Tours include 2 dives at Racha Noi and 1 dive at Racha Yai, totaling 3 dives. Close
Dynamic Marine Park for Intermediate & Advanced Divers
The tour covers 3 dives per day at four points: offshore reefs "Shark Point" and "Anemone Reef", the giant wreck "King Cruiser", and limestone outcrop "Dock Mai Island".Read MoreWith colorful underwater landscapes, dense fish life, and occasional whale sharks, this site satisfies intermediate and advanced divers. Close
Phi Phi Island – From Macro to Pelagic Fish
Dive around Phi Leh Island, home to the famous Maya Bay, exploring points around the island and scattered pinnacles. Read MoreSites range from calm sandy bottoms to drop-offs, showcasing everything from macro life to pelagic species. Tours include 2 dives near Phi Phi Island and 1 dive at Marine Park, totaling 3 dives for a full fun diving experience. Close
Beach Dive Available on Arrival Day
Kata Beach offers the most suitable diving environment in Phuket. From the shallow shore to the open water, the reef stretches east to west, Read morewhere you can see not only tropical fish but also sea turtles and Napoleon fish on occasion. Even beginners or divers returning after a break can dive with confidence. It is also popular among underwater photographers who want to take their time searching for macro subjects. Beach diving is enjoyable from November to April during the dry season.CloseDive Site Map from Phuket
All diving boats depart from Chalong Pier, where HOBO-YA Phuket is located. Dive sites are distributed in four directions: south to Racha Yai and Racha Noi Islands, east to the Phi Phi Islands, and in between lies the Marine Park area.
HOBO-YA Phuket organizes daily diving tours from Phuket to four directions. These tours are carefully planned to ensure enjoyment for all divers—from beginners, those returning after a break, to experienced divers. Beginners and returning divers are recommended to dive in the calm waters of Racha Yai Island. Multi-day participants can enjoy Racha Yai, 3-dive tours to the Marine Park for intermediate to advanced divers, or trips to Racha Noi Island, changing dive sites daily for a full Phuket diving experience. Diving tours include 2–3 dives per day, departing Chalong Bay at 08:30 and returning between 15:00 and 19:00 depending on the tour. High-quality large dive boats are used for comfort, equipped with freshwater showers, buffet lunch prepared onboard, soft drinks, and fruits. Safety is fully ensured with emergency oxygen, VHF radios, GPS, and all necessary diving equipment.
Nicknamed the "Pearl of the Andaman Sea," Phuket attracts divers from all over the world, making it a premier global diving resort. In this international destination, along with HOBO-YA and other Japanese dive shops, there are also European, Nordic, Chinese, and Korean dive centers catering to divers from various countries. During the high season from November to May, Chalong Bay in southeast Phuket is lined with dozens of large diving cruisers, filled with divers from around the globe.
The dive sites around Phuket stretch across the blue waters of the Andaman Sea, famous for their clarity. The area hosts large marine species like manta rays and whale sharks, as well as diverse schools of jacks, groupers, gobies, shrimps, and crabs, creating a rich and vibrant ecosystem. The branching corals at these sites form a true "Seaforest," shimmering under the sun’s rays and offering a calming underwater experience. Majestic table corals, large enough to exceed an adult’s arm span, are also remarkable. Observing fish and marine life in the coral reefs, or capturing them in photographs, is a major highlight. At the Marine Park area, located between Phuket and Phi Phi Island, stunning red sea fans abound, creating a scene reminiscent of a mythical underwater palace, captivating divers worldwide.
For divers fascinated by underwater landscapes, Racha Noi Island offers dramatic formations of massive boulders, while the "King Cruiser," an 80-meter-long sunken wreck, presents an unforgettable dive. On the way to these sites, dolphins may appear, adding to the excitement. Encounters with the diverse marine life of the Andaman Sea make every dive a memorable adventure.
