Scuba Diving Day Trip

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Embark on an unforgettable scuba diving day trip in Phuket, offering thrilling leisure dives and an eco-friendly twist. Explore the breathtaking underwater world with our dive package, featuring carefully selected dive sites like King Cruiser Wreck, Shark Point, and Anemone Reef. Dive into tropical waters, encounter vibrant marine life, and contribute to ocean conservation efforts. Our sustainable practices ensure a low-impact adventure. Join us for an eco-conscious scuba diving experience, perfect for both beginners and seasoned divers. Book your dive package now and immerse yourself in the wonders of Phuket’s underwater paradise. Experience scuba diving at its finest.

Dive destinations do not depend on the weekday rather than on the prevailing conditions and weather to make the best out of each day.

The regular 2-tank dive trip starts at 8 am and ends between 3 pm and 5 pm in Chalong, depending on the diving destination.

Our day trip prices:

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For multiple-day dive packages, it’s absolutely possible to spread the dive package over the duration of your vacation. We understand that flexibility is important, and we’re more than happy to accommodate your preferences and schedule.

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  • Boat Trip (max 12 divers in total including guides)
  • offset of CO2 emissions
  • 2 dives a day with an unlimited dive time
  • Tanks and weights
  • Dive guide
  • Lunch, drinking water, coffee, tea, snacks
  • Basic tour accident insurance

Why book a dive trip with Aloha Diving in Phuket?

Dive into a tranquil and eco-conscious underwater experience with small, guided groups exploring unique sites. Embark on our spacious, owner-operated boat for an uncrowded and serene diving adventure.

Exclusive Diving Experience

The available spots are extremely limited. We accept a maximum of 10 diving guests in small groups for unique dives away from the crowds in Phuket.

2 Dives

Two dives per day offer more relaxation, safety, and efficiency. Due to the shorter overall time commitment and better resource utilization, this is the best way to dive in Phuket.

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Sustainability

The most sustainable dive option in Phuket.

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What is the itinerary of a scuba diving day trip?

As soon as all divers are on board, the crew holds a boat briefing explaining the daily routine. Then the divers are assigned to their places where the diving equipment is ready to be assembled with our support.

The distance to the dive sites varies between 9 and 26 nautical miles. The boat trip takes between 1 to 3 hours, depending on the diving destination.

Before we extensively explore the exciting underwater world of Phuket during 2 dives, we hold a dive site briefing.

Free drinking water and hot beverages are available throughout the day. A light breakfast, a selection of Thai dishes for lunch and various fruits are also served.

During the surface break of at least 1.5 hours we have enough time to take lunch, rest or have a chat. On the way back we make ourselves comfortable on deck and let a fulfilling day of diving come to an end.

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Benefit from our multi-day dive packages and let us select the best dive sites. With vast experience, we make sure you have a varied dive experience.

The scuba diving days of the diving package can be spread over the entire stay. The recommendation is to set the diving days upon arrival so that we can put together a varied diving itinerary and reserve the space on the boat. The places on the dive boat are limited to 12 divers. Short-term changes can still be made spontaneously after consultation and availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any age or health restrictions for participating in a day trip?

Participants should be in good health and have a reasonable level of fitness. The minimum age for scuba diving is usually 10 years old, depending on the diving agency.

Do I need to be a certified diver to join a day trip?

Yes, participants must be certified divers. If you’re not certified, we offer options for beginners to experience diving with an instructor through a Discover Scuba Diving program.

How do I book a scuba diving day trip?

You can book a day trip through our website by selecting the desired date and following the booking process. Alternatively, you can contact us for assistance.

How many dives will I make during the day trip?

Each day trip allows for a maximum of two dives, with the flexibility of unlimited dive time during each dive or until your air supply reaches 50 bar.

Is there a maximum depth for the dives during the day trip?

The maximum dive depth during a dive trip in Phuket for boat diving is typically within the recreational limits, generally around 18 to 30 meters (60 to 100 feet) depending on the dive site and your certification level.

What are the main dive sites in Phuket for a day trip?

Some popular dive sites for day trips in Phuket include Racha Yai, Racha Noi, King Cruiser Wreck, Shark Point, and Phi Phi Islands.

What equipment is provided for the dive?

We offer a range of vital scuba diving gear, including tanks (DIN valves with INT/YOKE insert) and weights. Additionally, for an extra fee, we provide regulators, BCDs (buoyancy control devices), dive computers, 3mm shorty wetsuits, masks, and fins.

What is a scuba diving day trip in Phuket?

A dive trip in Phuket often entails a guided underwater adventure where divers can explore the stunning coral reefs and diverse marine life in the Andaman Sea. Experience an exciting boat diving adventure during your scuba diving day trip in Phuket.

What is included in a scuba diving day trip package?

Our scuba diving day trip packages usually include transportation to and from the dive site, refreshments, lunch, guided dives, and surface intervals.

What is the cancellation policy for day trips?

Please refer to our cancellation policy on our website for details on cancellations, rescheduling, and refunds.

What is the typical duration of a scuba diving day trip?

A standard day trip typically lasts from 8 AM to 4:00 PM, including boat travel, 2 dives, and surface intervals.

What kind or emergency equipment is provided on the diving vessel?

Our vessel MV Matachnu is equipped with:

  • Sufficient emergency oxygen with an “ON Demand“ System which guarantees maximum possible O2 care in the event of an emergency.
  • Flairs and Signal smoke according to international standard.
  • Automatic fire extinguisher in the engine room.
  • First aid kit
  • Automatic Identification System (AIS)
  • VHF Radio
  • Life Jackets
  • Tender Boat
  • Search Light remote controlled
What should I bring for the scuba diving day trip?

When planning your dive trip in Phuket for boat diving, it’s essential to pack swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Don’t forget to bring any personal items you may need. To keep your belongings safe and dry during your boat diving adventure in Phuket, consider using a waterproof bag.

Where is the best place to see a Manta Ray?

The ever allusive Manta Ray have increased in numbers over the last couple of year here in the Andaman Sea. They still are a difficult to find however you chances are increased by trying this dive sites.
• Koh Tachai (Liveaboard trip)
• Koh Bon (Liveaboard trip)
Racha Noi South Tip (Scuba Diving Day Trip)

Where is the best place to see a Whale Shark?

The ever allusive whale sharks have increased in numbers over the last couple of year here in the Andaman Sea. They still are a difficult to find however you chances are increased by going on a liveaboard adventure and trying this dive sites.
• Richelieu Rock (Liveaboard trip)
• Koh Tachai (Liveaboard trip)
• Koh Bon (Liveaboard trip)
Phi Phi Islands (Overnight Trip)
Shark Point (Scuba Diving day trip)

Which sunscreen is allowed in Thailand?

Thailand bans sunscreen with harmful chemicals for coral reefs in country’s national parks. The Royal Gazette has announced the prohibition of the use of sunscreen that contains any of four chemicals considered to be harmful to coral reefs in the national parks, effective August 4th, 2021 onwards.

The use of sunscreen with oxybenzone, Octinoxate, 4MBC, and Butylparaben are banned in the country’s national parks as such chemicals are damaging corals every year, according to the order. According to academic studies, chemicals found in sunscreen have damaged coral embryos, obstruct the corals’ reproduction system and lead to coral bleaching. About 3,500 brands of sunscreen were discovered to contain at least one of the harmful chemicals, according to the studies citing by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. Violators will be charged for violating section 20 of the National Park Act B.E. 2522 and can be fined up to 100,000 baht.

Tourists are strongly encouraged to use water-resistant sunscreen or sunscreens with mineral-based products, such as zinc oxide, during their visit to the national parks.

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