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Limestone cliffs above, Andaman reefs below: base in Ao Nang and Railay
Updated Jan 23, 2026 • 18 sources
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Krabi is a high-convenience base for Andaman Sea diving: Ao Nang has dense dive-shop coverage, and day boats reach the Phi Phi Islands for classic walls, reefs, and swim-throughs. Training is easy at sheltered sites close to shore, while experienced divers can level up via Koh Lanta to Koh Haa, Hin Daeng, and Hin Muang. Many operators (for example, Sea Gypsy Divers and Krabi Scuba Club) can bundle gear rental, park fees, and hotel pickup, which makes it friendly for mixed-experience groups.
One of the Phi Phi classics with sloping reefs and bommies that often sit in {{ 10 | visibility:m }} to {{ 25 | visibility:m }} conditions in the dry season.
Reef and wall contours with plenty of ledges for macro life, plus schooling fish in the blue when current picks up.
A photogenic sloping wall from about {{ 5 | distance:m }} to {{ 20 | distance:m }} with soft corals and sea fans, often visited on Phi Phi day trips.
Swimthrough features and wall structure near Phi Phi Leh.
Often paired with Maya Bay itineraries.
A Phi Phi Don wall dive with fan corals and depth options around {{ 18 | distance:m }} to {{ 30 | distance:m }} depending on certification.
A deep offshore pinnacle known for strong currents and pelagic potential.
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