Koh Phi Phi Diving — 3 Dives for Certified Divers
Limestone cliffs, Bida Nok and Bida Nai, black-tip reef sharks and turtles — a 3-dive day at Koh Phi Phi (two dives) and Shark Point (one dive), from ฿3,900 plus the ฿600 national park fee.
- Koh Phi Phi & Shark Point in one day
- All meals & taxi transfer included
- Equipment & insurance included
- 4.9★ rated dive center

- Certified divers · +฿600 park fee (cash on board)
- 3 dives · full day
- Equipment, meals & transfer included
Koh Phi Phi or Racha — Compare at a Glance
Both are full-day boat trips from Chalong Pier. Phi Phi is limestone cliffs, sharks and turtles; the Racha islands are granite reefs, wrecks and (at Racha Noi) manta chances.

Koh Phi Phi — 3-Dive Trip
Dramatic limestone islets, black-tip reef sharks, turtles and a bonus dive at Shark Point.
- 2 dives at Koh Phi Phi + 1 at Shark Point
- Bida Nok, Bida Nai & other Phi Phi sites
- Certified divers only

Racha Yai — 2 or 3 Dives
The sheltered all-rounder — wrecks, shallow reef and a sunken temple guarded by concrete elephants. Closer, calmer, easier.
- 6 dive sites on one island
- Wrecks & shallow reef
- No national park fee
📷 GoPro camera rental available as an add-on — ฿700.
Koh Phi Phi's Dive Sites
Two dives around the Phi Phi islands and one at Shark Point. Your guide picks the exact sites on the day based on conditions, current and your certification level.
Bida Nok
A limestone pinnacle rising from the sea south of Phi Phi Le, with steep walls, boulders and schools of snapper and barracuda. Black-tip reef sharks and turtles are regular visitors, and the current between the islets can be stronger than it looks from the surface.
- Depth: up to ~30m
- Level: Easy to moderate, depending on current
- Highlight: Reef sharks, turtles, schooling fish
Bida Nai
Bida Nok's smaller neighbour, with sheltered hard and soft coral on its walls. A good site for macro life — seahorses, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs — alongside the schooling fish.
- Depth: 5–30m
- Level: Easy
- Highlight: Seahorses, ghost pipefish, corals
Other Phi Phi Sites
Depending on the sea and wind, the Phi Phi dives can also be at other sites around Phi Phi Le, such as Loh Samah Bay, where the bays are sheltered and shallower. Your guide always picks the site with the best conditions for the day.
- Depth: 5–25m
- Level: Easy
- Highlight: Sheltered bays, corals, reef life
Shark Point
Your third dive of the day: a submerged pinnacle covered in soft coral, sea whips and anemones, famous for leopard sharks resting on the sand and big schools of fish. Right on the route back to Chalong.
- Depth: up to ~25m
- Level: Easy to moderate
- Highlight: Leopard sharks, soft corals, anemones
Sharks & Turtles at Phi Phi
Black-tip reef sharks and turtles are among the most frequent sightings around Phi Phi's limestone islets, along with barracuda, tuna and clownfish. Sightings are never guaranteed — it's wild marine life.
Reef Life Up Close
Anemones with clownfish, hard and soft corals, sea fans, octopus, cuttlefish and giant moray eels — plenty to see even when the big animals stay away.
Full Pricing & What's Included
One all-inclusive day trip: three dives, equipment, meals and taxi transfer. The only extra is the ฿600 national park fee, paid in cash on the boat.
| Koh Phi Phi 3-Dive Trip | |
|---|---|
| Price | ฿3,900 per diver |
| National park fee | ฿600 per diver, paid in cash on the boat |
| Dives | 3 dives: 2 at Koh Phi Phi + 1 at Shark Point |
| Duration | Full day (hotel pickup early morning, back in the late afternoon) |
| Certification | Certified diver (Open Water or equivalent) |
| Equipment | Included |
| Meals | Breakfast, lunch, snacks, soft drinks & fresh fruit |
| Taxi Transfer | Included (Rawai–Chalong–Kata–Karon–Patong–Kamala) |
| Diving Insurance | Included |
Bring ฿600 in cash per diver for the Koh Phi Phi national park fee (฿400 for non-diving passengers). Recompression chamber support is available at SSS Phuket at all times, should it ever be needed.
Ready to Dive Koh Phi Phi?
Pick your date below. Remember to bring ฿600 cash for the park fee. Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure.
Your Koh Phi Phi Day Trip, Step by Step
Dive sites are chosen on the day based on current, conditions and wind — this is a typical schedule, and timing can shift.
We collect you from your hotel — Kamala 6:50, Patong 7:00, Karon 7:20, Kata 7:30, Rawai 7:40, Chalong 7:50 — and take you to the pier. Breakfast is served on board.
Cruise out to the Phi Phi islands with a safety and dive briefing on the way. Please have ฿600 cash ready for the national park fee.
The first dive at the limestone islets south of Phi Phi Le — walls, schooling fish and a good chance of reef sharks and turtles.
Lunch on the boat between dives, with snacks, drinks and fresh fruit throughout the day.
A second dive around Phi Phi — corals, macro life and sheltered bays, depending on the day's conditions.
On the way back to Phuket, a final dive at Shark Point's soft-coral pinnacle, where leopard sharks are often resting on the sand.
Taxi transfer drops you back at your hotel in the late afternoon — a full day of diving done, no logistics to sort out yourself.
Why Dive Koh Phi Phi With Us
Phi Phi is busy with day-trippers, so the dive operator you choose makes a difference. Here's what's different about diving it with SSS Phuket.
Three Dives, Two Locations
Two dives at Koh Phi Phi plus Shark Point on the way home — more variety than a standard Phi Phi day trip.
Guides Who Read the Conditions
Sites are matched to the day's current and your certification level, not the other way round.
Truly All-Inclusive
Equipment, breakfast, lunch, snacks and taxi transfer from Kamala, Patong, Karon, Kata, Chalong or Rawai — only the national park fee is paid on the boat.
Phuket's Original Dive Center — Since 2008
Nearly two decades of running day trips from Phuket, with instructors who know every site.
Recompression Chamber Support
SSS Phuket's recompression chamber is available at all times — safety infrastructure most shops can't offer.
High Return-Diver Rate
A large share of our divers have dived with us before — the clearest signal that the experience holds up on a second visit.
Season, Park Fee & Certification
Best Time to Dive
Phi Phi can be dived all year. High season (November–April) brings the calmest seas and best visibility. During the green season (May–October) the sea can be rougher and trips may change with the weather — your guide picks the most sheltered sites.
National Park Fee
The Koh Phi Phi national park charges ฿600 per diver (฿400 per snorkeller or passenger). It's not included in the price — please bring it in cash and pay on the boat.
Certified Divers Only
This trip is for certified divers (Open Water or equivalent, any agency; Junior Open Water from age 10). Not certified yet? Ask us about a Discover Scuba Diving or Open Water course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — this Koh Phi Phi trip is for certified divers (Open Water or equivalent, any agency; Junior Open Water from age 10). If you've never dived before, ask us about a Discover Scuba Diving experience or an Open Water course.
Three dives: two around Koh Phi Phi (typically Bida Nok and Bida Nai, or another Phi Phi site depending on conditions) and one at Shark Point on the way back. Your guide decides for safety and visibility, based on the current, weather and your group's certification level.
No, it isn't included. The Koh Phi Phi national park fee is ฿600 per diver (฿400 per snorkeller or passenger), paid in cash on the boat. Everything else — equipment, meals, taxi transfer and insurance — is in the ฿3,900 price.
Black-tip reef sharks, turtles, barracuda, tuna and big schools of snapper are regularly seen, along with hard and soft corals, anemones and clownfish, seahorses and ghost pipefish. At Shark Point, leopard sharks are often resting on the sand. Sightings are never guaranteed.
Full scuba equipment, a certified guide, diving insurance, breakfast and lunch, snacks and soft drinks, and taxi transfer from Rawai, Chalong, Kata, Karon, Patong or Kamala. GoPro camera rental is available as an optional add-on for ฿700.
You can dive Phi Phi all year. November to April has the calmest seas and best visibility. In the green season (May–October) the sea can be rougher, so your guide picks sheltered sites or adapts the plan to the weather.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before your trip for a full refund, no questions asked — the same policy we apply across all our courses and trips.
Free Hotel Pickup — No Logistics to Sort Out
Koh Phi Phi is a boat trip from Chalong Pier, but you don't need to arrange anything yourself. Taxi transfer is included from most of Phuket's west-coast beaches.
- 📍Departs from Chalong Pier, Phuket
- 🚐Free taxi transfer from Rawai, Chalong, Kata, Karon, Patong & Kamala
- 🕗Hotel pickup between 6:50 and 7:50am depending on your area
Koh Phi Phi Diving in Pictures
Keep Exploring With SSS Phuket
Another day out? A couple of natural next stops.
Not sure which trip fits best? Koh Phi Phi is all about limestone cliffs, reef sharks and turtles. Racha Yai is the easier, sheltered option with wrecks and shallow reef, while Racha Noi has deeper water, stronger currents and a chance of manta rays.









