If you want to learn how to dive, taking the first step in the warm waters around Koh Phi Phi Island is a pretty solid choice! This world-famous diving destination has so much to offer. Soft, white, coconut beaches, secluded bays surrounded by stunning cliffs, overgrown with lush jungle and calm turquoise waters contrasts the cool and atmospheric village of Phi Phi. With all its diversity, of handy little craft shops, fantastic Thai restaurants and a plethora of beach and rooftop bars It is such a special island. But the main draw is the amazing marine life and the spectacular shallow reefs, making the diving easy and the perfect place to GET YOUR PADI! The first step is Theory, which can be done from home, online or at the dive center in the classrooms. The next step is to practice and develop your diving skills in the shallow and calm waters just off the beach. Dead easy! As you progress you will join the dive boat on the last two days of the course and visit the best dive sites the island has to offer. Two amazing dives each day at amazing locations such as Maya Bay, the Bida islands and Phi Phi Ley Island, will turn this course into the perfect memory.

There are many reasons why travelers flog the beaches of Koh Phi Phi. For sure, the island itself is one point. It is tropically lush and has an atmosphere that has its visitors extending their stay again and again. (So be sure to book enough extra nights, or you might have to sleep on the beach!). It is forever LOVED for its white beaches, clustered hippie village atmosphere and the famous parties. But, the diving deserves a great deal of attention too! Around Koh Phi Phi, you will find dive sites that varies tremendously in both topography and marine life. From shallow bays with slowly sloping reefs, to offshore islands with larger walls and mystic caverns, you will not get bored! Jump in with your dive master and explore the corals and its inhabitants. If you look closely, you will find that Koh Phi Phi's dive sites has a great deal of weird macro life that is rare and special to most divers. And, in season, you might get lucky seeing the gracious Manta Rays, but if you don't it's all good. We're sure you'll love the warm blue water and its cool fish life any way! Go go go!