DIVE TRIPS: Koh Phi Phi National Marine Park

We really are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing local dive sites for our National Marine Park dive trips. During these trips divers will most likely encounter Turtles, Leopard Sharks, Black Tip Reef Sharks, Trigger Fish, Seahorse, Scorpion Fish amongst many many more intriguing aquatic species. Here are just a handful of our favourite spots - far too many to mention here!!
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MARINE PARK ISLANDS	DIVE SITES	DIVE SITE DESCRIPTION	TO SEE	MAX DEPTH	EXPERIENCE LEVEL
Phi Phi Leh Island	Viking Cave	Sloping coral reef out of the bay down to 16 metres, man made artificial reef construction. Excellent view of Viking Cave.	Artificial Reef, Stingray, Small pinnacles, Soft Corals	16 metres	Beginner
	Phi Leh Wall	A fantastic deep wall dive, abundance of corals and marine life, a great spot for drift diving. Excellent view of the lagoon.	Turtles, Leopard Sharks, Soft Corals, Fan Corals	28 metres	Open Water - Advanced
	Losama Pinnacle	Another great wall dive a little further round the corner from Phi Leh lagoon.	Large pinnacle, Stingray	26 metres	Open Water - Advanced
	Maya Corner	Actually two dive sites here. Maya Corner North and Maya Corner South. Excellent topography with lots of caves and swim-throughs.	Amazing swim-throughs, caves, view of Maya bay	22 metres	Open Water - Advanced
	Malong	Excellent wall dive with a large cave.	Amazing swim-throughs, caves, Turtles, Leopard Sharks	22 metres	Open Water
	Palong	One of the best wall dives, lots to see here! Joins to the Malong dive site so the cave can be explored on this dive also. If you know where to look you can also spot sea horse hiding in the corals.	Turtles, Leopard Sharks, Sea Horse	24 metres	Open Water
Bida Nai & Bida Nok Islands	Bida Nok & Bida Nai	Two of the most popular sites are located around two islands of Bida Nai and Bida Nok at the Southern tip of Phi Phi Leh where you’ll find huge gardens of Staghorn and Star corals and incredible numbers of colourful reef fish. Leopard sharks are regularly seen here. Topography from the surface is absolutely stunning; monolithic limestone mountains rising vertically from the sea and soaring to heights of more than 500 metres. Underwater you’ll find and amazing environment of rugged caves, overhangs and swim-throughs in the soft rock. Other dives include sheer walls that plunge from the surface to over 25 meters. These walls contain a profusion of soft corals, large orange-coloured fans, black corals, and long stringy sea whips.	Awesome topography, Leopard Sharks, Black Tip Reef Sharks, Turtles, Banded Sea Snake, Scorpion Fish, Cobia	22 Metres	Open Water - Advanced
	Bida Nok & Bida Nai			26 Metres	Open Water - Advanced
	Fantasy Reef	These two islands can not be completely explored in only two dives. Between the two islands there is an enormous staghorn coral reef teeming with bio-diversity.		30 Metres	Open Water - Advanced
Mosquito Island & Bamboo Island	Mosquito Reef	Excellent for beginners. We like to take discover scuba divng and open water course students to these two islands. The enormous shallow coral reefs which surround them provide an idyllic tropical setting for both divers and snorkellers alike. Mosquito island has a huge cave which can be explored during the surface interval. We also arrange night diving (or sunset and sunrise diving) on a Paradise Diving Sunset to Sunrise Adventure Camping trip at this location.	Banded Sea Snake, Stingray, Black Tip Reef Shark, wide variety of corals		Beginner
Mosquito Island & Bamboo Island	Bamboo Reef			16 Metres	Beginner
Phi Phi Don	Longbeach Shark Point	Phi Phi Don has many sloping bays and walls to dive and can make for some fantastic diving. Longbeach has a very nice coral reef between 5 and 12 metres about 50 meters from the shore. An excellent location for night diving, and famous for spotting Black Tip Reef Sharks which are frequently seen circling the large pinnacle.	Black Tip Reef Sharks, Cuttlefish	16 Metres	Beginner
	Tsunami Memorial	After the tsunami, some monolith style memorial stones were sunken in Tonsai bay in addition to a chinese-style gondala which you can easily swim inside. Exploring the sandy bottom here will reveal sumerous blue spotted stingray, after which ascending to shallower depths an array of hard corals can also be explored.	Stingray, Staghorn coral	25 Metres	Advanced only
	Hin Dot	In the centre of Tonsai bay lies a fantastic dive site comprise of three pinnacles, the largest of which rise from 30 meters to approximately 4 meters below the surface.	Leopard Sharks, Stingray	30 Metres	Advanced only
	Lo Mudi Bay	Beautiful undeveloped long beach with a shallow sloping coral reef. This often the second dive site for trips returning from Mosquito or Bamboo island dives. Great for snorkeling	Hard and soft corals, Groupers, Wrasse	14 Metres	Beginner
	Runtee Bay	Another of Phi Phi's more secluded and undeveloped beach with beautiful coral gardens sloping down to about 15 meters.	Hard and soft corals, Groupers, Wrasse	15 meters
	Tonsai Wall	Excellent for drift diving and night diving. Let the current take you along the grooves of eroded limestone cliffs and relax as the reef passes beneath you. Chance to see hunting Baracuda and free swimming Giant Moray eels,	Barracuda, Moray Eels	15 Metres	Open Water - Advanced