PhiPhi Leh Diving

Diving spots in Phi Phi Leh

Maya Bay Diving: Unveiling the Magic of the Abyss

Prepare to be enchanted as you embark on a diving expedition in Maya Bay, the legendary filming location of “The Beach.” Delve into a kaleidoscope of colors, where coral formations provide a backdrop to an array of tropical fish. Immerse yourself in this underwater wonderland and witness the marine life in all its glory.

Big School of Fish

Moray Eel

Viking Cave: Where Nature and Mystique Converge

Uncover the secrets of Viking Cave, a mystical destination both above and below the water’s surface. Enter through an underwater passage and emerge into a cavern adorned with unique rock formations. Discover the marine life that inhabits this mystical site, creating an otherworldly experience that will leave you in awe.

Dive into the depths of Viking Cave and discover an extraordinary testament to the conservation efforts and innovative marine habitat creation. Transformed into an artificial reef, Viking Cave offers a unique diving experience, showcasing the symbiotic relationship between human intervention and the natural underwater ecosystem. Immerse yourself in this thriving sanctuary, where marine life flourishes amidst purposefully arranged structures.

Bat Fish

Porcelain Crab

Palong Wall Dive: A Vertical Oasis of Marine Diversity

Descend into the depths of Palong Wall, a vertical limestone masterpiece adorned with delicate soft corals and elegant sea fans. Traverse the wall as it plunges into the blue abyss, encountering an array of marine creatures. Dive alongside angelfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish, and revel in the mesmerizing marine ballet that unfolds before your eyes.

PhiPhi Wreck

Moray Eel

Diving in Phi Phi Leh offers also Wreck Diving

The HTMS Kled Kaew s a popular wreck dive site in Thailand. However, it is located off the coast of the nearby island of Koh Phi Phi Leh, rather than the main Phi Phi Islands.

The HTMS Kled Kaew is a former Royal Thai Navy vessel that was intentionally sunk in 2014 to create an artificial reef and diving attraction. It rests at a depth of around 25 meters, making it accessible to recreational divers. The wreck is approximately 47 meters long and features multiple levels, including the bridge and engine room.

The wreck has become a thriving habitat for a wide range of marine life. Divers can expect to see schools of colorful fish, such as snappers, fusiliers, and lionfish, as well as various species of corals and sea anemones. There are also opportunities to encounter larger marine creatures like barracudas, turtles, and reef sharks in the vicinity of the wreck.

PhiPhi Wreck

Scorpion Fish

How to get to Koh Phi Phi Ley from Koh Lanta

Koh Phi Phi dive spots are relatively close to Koh Lanta. Within 20 minutes ride by speedboat you will reach first diving spot which is Kled Kaew wreck. After next 10 minutes you are able to visit Maya Corner dive spot or Viking Cave.

In Palm Beach Divers you have two options to reach Koh Phi Phi dive sites, depending on sea condition and number of divers we provide 30 minutes ride with our „Sea-Moth” speedboat or 1:30 with big vessel called Lila.