Aum Scuba

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.

Barracuda Rock, is known for its exposed location, often experiencing strong currents, making it an advanced dive. This pinnacle dive ranges from 5-35m, offering dramatic walls and slopes. As its name suggests, large schools of barracuda are a highlight, along with tuna, trevally, and other pelagic species

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.

5 Minutes from Chalong roundabout. Hug Ocean has a salt water pool the size of 5 x 15 meters and depth of 1.3 meters in the shallow side and 4 meters in the deep side. The pool has nice view of the ocean towards Loan Island.

Koh Keaw Nok (or Koh Khai Nok) is shallow dive/snorkel site, often combined with island tours. Depths are typically 1-12m, with crystal-clear water close to shore. Expect soft, white sand and scattered coral. It’s renowned for abundant, colorful tropical fish that are often very accustomed to human presence.

This is such an easy to dive site, it is also great for a group of divers with a mixture of experience levels – such as a family where experienced diving parents may want to dive along-side their children who are trying diving for the first time. Lots of little critters to find both on the reef and out over the sand. Kata Beach is one of the popular sites to find seahorses