Fun Dives in Koh Phi Phi
Phi Phi fun dives take certified divers to Bida Nok, Bida Nai and the Kled Kaew Wreck. Each two-tank trip includes full gear, a guide and lunch.
About the programme
Koh Phi Phi sits in the Andaman Sea between Phuket and Krabi and is home to some of the most visited dive sites in southern Thailand. The waters around the two main islands — Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh — hold coral-covered walls, reef flats, a manageable wreck and consistent marine life for certified divers. DPM Diving runs fun dives from Koh Phi Phi for divers holding at least an Open Water certification.
Each trip includes two dives, full dive gear, a professional dive guide and lunch. Boat departures run twice daily: a morning trip from 07:00 to 12:00 and an afternoon trip from 13:00 to 17:00, giving flexibility to fit a dive day into wider travel plans. Sites covered on fun dive trips include Bida Nok and Bida Nai — two pinnacles south of Phi Phi Leh with hard and soft coral, resident reef sharks and strong seasonal current — plus the Kled Kaew Wreck, Maya Corner, Viking Cable, Malong and Palong.
Marine life regularly encountered at these sites includes lionfish, scorpionfish, barracuda, pufferfish, clownfish, eagle rays, sea turtles and reef sharks. The National Marine Park fee applies to dives in protected areas: 600 THB on the first day and 200 THB on additional days. This fee is separate from the dive package price and goes directly to the park authority.
Groups are guided by a professional dive guide. Bookings and availability queries are handled via WhatsApp.
Where fun dives go in Koh Phi Phi
Certified divers get the full range of the Marine National Park. Bida Nai and Bida Nok are the two limestone pinnacles for walls, barracuda and leopard sharks; Shark Point and Anemone Reef are submerged pinnacles further out with dense soft coral; Pileh Wall and Viking Cave keep it shallow and colourful when the swell picks up.
The boat is out of Tonsai Bay every day of the year, with sites between twenty and sixty minutes away and the crew choosing the rotation by wind and current. November to April brings the flat seas and 25-30-metre visibility; June to October is murkier but plankton-rich, which is when the big pelagics improve.
Dive sites are chosen on the day according to weather and sea conditions.
100% online booking
Booked with one WhatsApp message
No forms on the website and nothing to print. Everything happens on your phone, from your first message to your last dive.
- Message us on WhatsApp Tell us the course, the destination and your dates, and we reply with availability and prices.
- Confirm your booking You receive your booking code (for example, DPM-2PB4F) and a payment link to confirm your place.
- Register in minutes With that link you fill in the medical form and sign it online, which takes about 4 minutes.
- Follow your course From then on, your course diary shows what's done and what's left: booking, registration, dives, final payment and certification.
All set! Your code: DPM-2PB4F
📝 Complete your registration (medical form + signature):
https://r.dpmdiving.com/en/DPM-2PB4F
🤿 Save this link — it's your day-by-day course journal:
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💳 If you pay by bank transfer, write this code as the reference and send us the receipt:
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Included with your course
Your whole course, organised on your phone
From your first WhatsApp message to your certification, the whole process is 100% online. Our Mareaviva app takes you through your course day by day, before and after every dive.
Course tracker Every day of your course is laid out in the app, so you always know what's planned and what comes next. You know who your instructor is, and they follow your progress in the app from start to finish.
Dive briefing Each dive comes with its briefing: the site map and the dive plan, with time, entry and exit points, maximum depth and expected dive time.
Dive plan Start time, entry and exit points, maximum depth, expected dive time and the safety stop, drawn as a dive profile.
Species logbook See which marine life to look out for on each dive, then tick off the species you actually spot.
Photo pack When you finish, you get a pack of underwater photos from the best sites around your centre: not pictures of your own dive, but a keepsake to take home.
Surprise prize When you rate your instructor you always get a surprise gift: it could be a discount on another course or even a free course, chosen at random.
All of this is included in the 2700 THB. Send us a message to get started: we reply at any hour.
Book Fun Dives on WhatsAppFrequently asked questions
Is Koh Phi Phi good for scuba diving?
Koh Phi Phi has a concentration of accessible dive sites within short boat range: Bida Nok and Bida Nai to the south of Phi Phi Leh are the signature sites, with coral walls, reef sharks and open-water species. The Kled Kaew Wreck adds variety. Conditions are generally calmer on the Andaman side from November to April, with the wet season running May to October. Diving continues year-round but surface conditions vary.
How much does scuba diving cost in Phi Phi Island?
DPM Diving's fun dive package on Koh Phi Phi is priced at 2,700 THB for two dives, including full dive gear, a professional guide and lunch. The National Marine Park fee is charged separately: 600 THB on the first day and 200 THB on each additional day. This fee is set by the Thai government and applies to all divers entering protected marine areas around Phi Phi.
