Hidden Depths Diving

The Jetty’s scuba diving highlights are that it is a “simple but incredible dive site.“ Welcome to the real untouched local dive sites.

Palm beach is the ideal training area in calm waters to begin your diving adventures. With a shore entry and a flat sandy bottom to 3-5m this is a fantastic place to begin your underwater adventures

Hin Bida is a reef located between Koh Bida Islands and Koh Maa. Hin Bida is a round reef with several fingers leading off to the south-west, with a maximum depth of around 24 meters at some places. The uppermost peaks break the surface during lowtide.

Hin Bida is a reef located between Koh Bida Islands and Koh Maa. This reef is well-known for providing the best chance of seeing leopard sharks, like up to five or six at a time, which practically makes this reef their home. Generally, these stunning creatures can be found resting on small sand patches in the shallows of the reef, but even if they are not there you should not be desperate, as venturing around the fringes of the reef normally yields a successful sighting. Hin Bida is a round reef with several fingers leading off to the south-west and with a maximum depth of around 24 meters at some places. The uppermost peaks break the surface as the tide heads to its lowest point. The reef is rich in hard and soft corals and for most kinds of marine creatures in the Andaman Sea this reef is a home. Zebra morays are seen commonly (if you are lucky enough to spot them). Sometimes large banded sea kraits, larger than those we see on our other sites, can be seen there as well. Mangrove rays have been seen hiding under huge rocks, and the glimpse of a black tip reef shark or eagle ray swimming fast over the reef has been known to occur from time to time. On occasion, two or three cuttlefish can be seen mating, and the diver with a keen eye may just spot an octopus blending in with its surroundings. If you look more closely, there are many opportunities to spot lionfish and scorpion fish, sometimes four or five at a time, while many shrimps, nudibranchs and anemones crabs are waiting in hidden corners as well. This reef is definitely a favourite spot amongst photographers!

Shark Point is one the most famous and popular diving sites of Koh Phi Phi. It is maybe the best place to spot many Leopard Sharks resting and sleeping. The site consists of a large rock going down to 22 meters deep on a sandy bottom where the Sharks usually stay. Don’t worry, this kind of Shark is totally harmles

This side is a submerged Pinnacle covered in coral, not as frequented as other dive sites in the region as it is not a suitable site for beginners or students.