Kata Beach South Reef

Kata Beach North Reef divers can avoid expensive boat trips to remote destinations throughout the diving season as this site is close and easy to get to. Different creatures move into different areas at different times; no two dives on Kata are ever the same.

Concrete cubes, two stacks. About 5m between the stacks. Shallowest point around 16-18m and sandy bottom around 21-23m. 3-4 layers of cubes. Also big fishing traps around cubes.

As a protected bay area with a shallow reef Ao Sane offers some easy and comfortable diving in the season between October and May. Well fitted for beginner levels or skills practice for the more advanced.

Yanui Beach is a small beach facing west, near the southern tip of Phuket. As soon as you enter, you’ll be deep, but you will only dive down to about 12 meters. Near the center of the bay, at a depth of 8 meters, there is a large root called “corralea mole“ where schools of fish are found.

This reef is accessable directly from the beach in front of the Marriott Merlin Beach Resort & Spa Hotel.It's very important to check the tide tables prior to heading there, as the reef is only accessible during the high tide period with a recommended minimum water level of 1.5 meters.

This is a small bay with a small wreck at 8 meters. There are nice corals, and the dive slopes deeper toward the sand. Visibility can be from 3-5 meters, but on good days +20 m. It can be a nice drift dive to the south where the depth is up to 40.

Nakaley reef is about 200 meter long. About 10 meters from the beach starts the reef stretching out into the sea 50 meters and running exactly from north to south. The reef gradually drops to 12 - 14 meters depth in front of a sandy bottom. The reef is good for beach diving or boat approach by sea.

Tai Pau is very close to Kamala and consists of a bay with shallow sandy areas and a maximum depth of 12m. It is ideal for Discover Scuba Diving and Open Water courses and a reef lies just to the North with a maximum depth of 18m.

20 minutes boat ride out of Kamala beach going south you find a rocky wall. The cliff descend into the water to a depth of about 20 meters. Perfect ofr a drift dive if you dive between high and low tide.

Ten minutes northwest of Kamala Beach and only 300 meters from the shoreline is a group of boulders and rocks visible at low tide and completely submerged by high tide around full or new moon. The reef surrounding the rocks stretches almost 200 meters to the south. On the north side, you can reach 16 meters deep.