Daily Fun Dives to Shallow Coral Reefs and Islands in Pattaya

Daily Scuba Dives to the Pattaya Coral Reefs ...... from 2,999 baht* (certified divers with own scuba equipment*)

Although many of the other Dive Centers in Pattaya choose the Near Islands as their choice of dive site for their scuba diving activities, we almost always (weather & sea conditions permitting) take our scuba divers to the Pattaya Far Islands. The benefits for our valued customers' include clearer water, more diverse aquatic life, less divers from other dive boats, and probably the most important "No Jetski's and/or surface boat traffic".

Pattaya Far Islands
The Pattaya Far Islands include Koh Rin, Koh Man Wichai and Koh Phai. Because these island dive sites are around 15 km from Pattaya, they tend to be less crowded by dive boats and water sport activities. The boat trip takes about 90 minutes to get there, but the clearer visibility and the vibrant marine life makes these Pattaya dive sites worth the trip.

Koh Rin - Koh Rin has many diving areas, including two small satelite islands called North Rock and South Rock. With an abundance of hard and soft corals, coral whips and feather stars, divers will not be disappointed with the aquatic creatures on view around these dive sites. The dive needn't be deep here to see nudibranchs, sharks, razorfish, pipefish and morays.

Koh Man Wichai - Dives around this dive site in Pattaya can stretch down to 25 meters. There are two main dive sites, one being the 'Wall Dive' and the other being the 'Fingers'. Both areas provide a variety of corals including staghorn coral table corals, and here's where you're most likely to see larger fish such as Baraccuda, while you're in Pattaya diving.

Koh Phai - The beaches of this island are restricted because it is controlled by the Royal Thai Navy. The south of the island provides the best diving, with the small sheltered bay offering ideal conditions for beginner divers and those refreshing their dive skills. Close to Koh Phai is the wreck of the HTMS Khram, a WW II landing craft that was sunk in 2003 to create an artificial reef and a dive site for wreck diving.

Contact Us now to book your Daytrip Scuba Dive to the Coral Reefs in Pattaya from only 2,999 baht*