Must see
Sharks
Whale sharks
Corals
Phi Phi Islands is a group of limestone islands. Divers here can discover a variety of dive sites that suit all levels of experience. The best dive sites are considered the islands Bida Nok and Bida Nai, two small adjacent limestone karsts to the south of Phi Phi Leh, with near-vertical cliff walls rising from the sea. This place is suitable for divers of all skill levels, including beginners. A wide variety of soft corals, gorgonians, hard corals as well as bubble coral, table coral, and brain coral can be found there. Other popular dive sites in the area of Phi Phi islands include Hin Duang, Hin Muang, Shark Point, and King Cruiser wreck
When To Go Diving
Phi Phi Islands offer good diving all year round. The high season is between November and March when there are no rains and the Andaman Sea is calm. The average air temperature varies from 25°C/77°F to 33°C/91°F. The water temperature ranges from 27°C/81°F to 30°C/85°F
What to see
Caves, reefs, walls, wrecks, and an abundance of marine life, including sea fans, gorgonians, hard corals, bubble coral, table coral, and brain coral. A wide variety of reef fish as well as manta rays, grey reef sharks leopard sharks, and even whale sharks