Embark on a thrilling diving excursion to explore the other 70% of our world! Dive into the crystal-clear waters of world-class sites like Koh Haa, Koh Bida or Koh Rok and discover the vibrant marine life that lies beneath. Join us as we explore the underwater secrets of Krabi and make lasting memories with fellow Somates!
What will the trip look like?
Important note for Fun Divers
Krabi fun diving is best experienced as an advanced diver. Hence, if you only have an open-water certification, you should pick the advanced diving course. You will head out to the same spots as other fun divers but at the same time, you will get your advance certification. If you do not want to take the advanced certification, we recommend you go for our Bali fun diving trip instead.
Pre-trip – E-learning for Open water course
Before the trip, you are required to complete the e-learning lessons and PADI examination.
Day 1 – Arrive in Krabi!
Get ready for an epic 5-day, 4-night diving adventure in Krabi! Day 1, will be pretty flexible! If you arrive in the afternoon we can settle in, hit the beach, and grab dinner together!
Day 2
For open-water scuba divers, Day 2 is all about setting you up for success – we will start off with pool lessons taught by professional PADI instructors to get the hang of things.
For advanced and fun divers, you will be heading out to sea for your dives. You will be diving at the world-renowned Phi Phi Island on day 1. Phi Phi is known for its amazing marine life such as the black tip reef sharks.
Day 3
For open-water free & scuba divers, day 3 is when the real fun begins, you will take your skills out to sea and experience what it's like to descend down to the sea bed for the very first time in your life.
For advanced and fun divers, you will be heading out to sea for your dives. You will be diving at the infamous A-S-K (Anemone Reef, Shark Point and King Cruiser) cluster on day 2. The King Cruiser wreck is a favourite among the dive community. In May 1997, the ferry made its final voyage before sinking at Anemone Reef. (Fortunately, all passengers were unharmed)
Day 4
For open-water divers, day 4 is when you will start to feel comfortable being underwater. You will be completing the course with time to spare to discover the vibrant marine life that Krabi has to offer. From exotic fish to sea turtles, there is so much to explore underwater.
For advanced, fun and free divers, today is a free and easy day. There are so many fun things to do in Krabi, feel free to ask us if you need any recommendations!
Day 5 – Farewell
And on our last day, we will check out of the hotel with our PADI certifications and a lifetime of unforgettable memories!
Why dive in Krabi?
Krabi is a fantastic location to dive for several reasons. Krabi's waters are known for their crystal-clear visibility, making it an ideal location for diving. The region is home to an array of diverse marine life, from colourful coral reefs to a vast variety of tropical fish species. Expect to explore unique dive sites such as the Koh Bida Nok and Koh Bida Nai islands, which feature impressive underwater landscapes, including walls, ridges, and pinnacles.
What is PADI Open Water Certification for?
PADI Open Water is a scuba diving certification course offered by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), which is one of the world's largest and most respected diving organizations. The PADI Open Water course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of scuba diving and enable them to dive safely and confidently in open water environments.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive a certification that allows you to dive up to 18 meters with a buddy, anywhere in the world. The PADI Open Water certification is widely recognized and is a prerequisite for many advanced diving courses.
PADI Open Water Certification requirements
Participants will need to be able to tread water for 10 minutes and swim 200m.
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