Scuba Diving in Aonang Krabi

Known for its lush mangrove forests, rugged limestone cliffs and idyllic offshore islands Krabi has emerged as one of the most popular diving destinations in the region. Spectacular rock formations combined with warm waters attract leopard and blacktip reef sharks year round.

Boulders of various sizes form the building blocks which the reefs cling to. Scuba diving in Krabi offers various exciting swim-throughs to test out your trim, with huge groupers guarding the entrances.

Vertical walls are adorned with curtains of over 80 species of coral which descend into the depths. With over 200 species to spot from rays, turtles and moray eels to goatfish, passing mantas and the occasional whale shark, diving in Krabi offers something for everyone.

Full Day Trip Diving in Krabi

฿2,900.00

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*5 diseases that activities should be avoided Ear disease or problems with the balance system For diving

"ear pain" is probably a common condition, Lung disease (flatulence), Asthma, Heart disease, Atrial septal leak (PFO)
Round trip hotel transfers

Buffet lunch*

Fruit; bottled drinking water; soft drinks (soda)

Tea and coffee; morning and afternoon snacks

Masks, snorkels & fins**

Life jackets**

Professional snorkel guides

National Park entry fee

Basic accident insurance
*all food provided is Halal; other diets (e.g. vegetarian) available on request.
**adult and older child sizes only (7+)
Camera

Swimming gear and / or change of clothes

Appropriate footwear (e.g. rubber flip flops or Crocs)

Adequate sun protection (cream, glasses hat)

Beach towel

Splashproof or waterproof bag

Your own snacks (if required)

Infant and young children’s flotation vests (if required)
Scuba diving in Krabi runs all year. The majority of local diving is centered around Ao Nang Beach and the best conditions are from November-May when the water is calm and flat.

Sea temperatures in the area sit between 80-86°F/27-30°C year-round. The leopard shark is one of the signature creatures for fun divers in the Krabi region and can be spotted throughout the year.

Krabi is home to over 100 islands that offer gentle sloping reefs, caves and exciting swim-throughs. When you’re not mesmerized by the hordes of marine life around you the kaleidoscopic colors of the reef make memorable dives time and time again.

Krabi is well known for its vibrant and adventurous atmosphere both on land and underwater - visits to hot springs and elephant sanctuaries punctuate your diving days.

What about Diving after Flying?
There is no problem with diving after flying. There is no increased risk of DCS if you arrive on a flight and head straight to the ocean - DCS is caused by high concentration of Nitrogen in the blood after diving which can become supersaturated and form bubbles at lower pressures. Before you dive, you have a normal amount of Nitrogen in the blood. However, if you've taken a long haul flight, you may be dehydrated which is a factor is DCS. Make sure you drink plenty of non alcoholic fluids on a long flight to prevent dehydration. There is also a tendency for people to arrive in a hot country and head straight to the bar for a cold one. Please remember that alcohol contributes to dehydration, so take it easy on the beers!

Full Day Trip Diving in Krabi

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