Leopard sharks, dolphins and huge urchins.

North of Ko Phi Phi Don. Southeast side of Ko Yung.

Ko Yung

Very nice shoal, full of life and colors.

2 nautical miles from Laem Tong; north to Ko Yung Island.

Ko Yung Pinnacle

Sand and corals. Some blacktip reef sharks may be seen here by snorkelers.

Approx 200m west of Long Beach, Ko Phi Phi Don Island. Short boat time from Tonsai Bay.

Hin Phae is also known as Hin Pae, Long Beach.

Hin Phae

A small divesite with a series of pinnacles starts at 5 meters from the surface. There are soft corals at all depths. The first pinnacle goes as deep as 15 meters but half way down you will meet the second pinnacle that creates a canyon with the first and this is usually stuffed full of sweepers and yellow lined snappers. Continuing past the second pinnacle you will discover a series of smaller pinnacles and each one has a breathtaking amount of life on it. You have ample time to swim around it several times. 

A small submerged pinnacle to the south of Koh Phi Phi Don on the edge of TonSai Bay.

Hin Dot

Black Tip Reef sharks

Northwest side of Koh Phi Phi Ley island.

Palong Wall

Very nice place for snorkeling. Scuba divers may encounter leopard sharks and stingrays near sandy areas, and if you are lucky some sea snakes... not agressive but take care :)

Approx 5 nautical miles south of Ao Nang. Koh Hah is the fifth island of a small string. It's about an hour off the Krabi.

Koh Hah is also known as Koh Ha.

Koh Hah

Saw Leopard sharks and blacktip sharks.

Approx 9km south of Ao Nang

Ko See

Malone Wall

King Cruiser is a 85m steel-hulled catamaran ferry that went down may 4th, 1997.

32km east of Ao Chalong, 17km west of Ko Phi Don, 1km SE of Anemone Reef.

King Cruiser Wreck

Many tunnels and caves

Approx 5km south of Ao Nang

Ko Yawabon

The maya beach has been very famous since the movie 'The Beach' with L Di Caprio. This is a very nice place to stay and dive.

There are large rocks, with tunnels and caves, and the drop off on the southern side.

Southwest side of Ko Phi Phi Lae island. There is a wall dive on the south side, dropping to 30m.

Maya Cave is also known as Maya Bay, Mahya Beach.

Ko Yung

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Ko Yung