* • The island of Racha Yai (Koh Racha Yai) The best place where you can take memorable pictures on a flooded bike, explore a maze of concrete cubes, see schools of barracudas, famous nemo fish (clown fish), stingrays, and at the very bottom there is a spotted garden eel. • The island of Racha Noi (Koh Racha Noi) The most beautiful coves with coral gardens and a variety of marine life that will appeal to both beginners and professionals. • King Cruiser On May 4, 1997, the King Cruiser ferry, making its daily journey from Phuket to the Phi Phi Islands, hit An Anemone Reef, as a result of which it received a hole and began to sink rapidly. Thanks to the precise actions of the team, all passengers were rescued, no one was injured. And the three-deck ferry itself, 85 meters long and 25 meters wide, rests at the bottom of the Andaman Sea and is of great interest to divers from all over the world. • Phi Phi Island Is a nature reserve of the Kingdom of Thailand. The calling card of these islands is the Koh Bida Nok dive site, which attracts divers from all over the world with the opportunity to swim in countless schools of yellow snappers. • Shark point The open-sea dive site, which got its name because of the leopard sharks often found on the bottom, consists of two rocks, most of which are covered with bright red and lilac corals. • Koh Dok Mai Koh Dok Mai means Flower Island in Thai. It is a vertical wall completely covered with colorful corals. Diving: • 2 dives on Racha Yai • 3 dives on Racha Noi • 3 dives on Phi Phi • 3 King Cruiser/Shark Point/Ko Dock Mai Dives