* • 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. • 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. One of the rocks rises above the surface of the sea and a lighthouse is installed on it, the second is located 100 meters to the south and is completely hidden under water, on the eastern side at its foot you can see the beautiful gorgon garden. • Koh Dok Mai Koh Dok Mai means Flower Island in Thai. It is a vertical wall completely covered with colorful corals. Fans of the macro world will love this dive site. For adventure lovers, there are two caves at 18 and 22 meters, one of which has an air dome, and bamboo sharks can be found at 25 meters under the rocks. How is the program going? 07:15 - 07:40 Transfer from your hotel (time depends on the area where your hotel is located) 08:00 Meeting at the pier with the instructor, boarding the ship 08:00 - 08:30 Breakfast on the ship 08:30 - 09:30 Detailed briefing before diving 10:00 a.m. First dive (duration 40-50 minutes) 11:00 - 12:00 Lunch on the ship 12:00 p.m. Second dive (duration 40-50 minutes) 13:00 Snack on the ship (fruits/sweets /tea/coffee), rest 14:30 Third dive 17:00 Return to the pier and transfer back to the hotel