From colourful coral reefs and dramatic limestone islands to remote offshore dive sites, many of the places we enjoy as divers are located inside Thailand’s National Parks and other protected marine areas.
Visiting these places is a privilege, and protecting them requires cooperation from divers.

What do I need to do before my first dive? Do I need a medical check? Should I get certified at home or in Thailand? What equipment do I need? And how do I know which dive centre to choose?

urn your passion for scuba diving into your first professional certification in Krabi.

Seasickness is one of the most common ways to ruin an otherwise perfect dive day. And it can happen to anyone — beginners, experienced divers, instructors and even people who normally never get motion sick.

Every diver dreams of encountering sharks and rays underwater. Whether it’s a graceful Blacktip Reef Shark cruising along a coral reef, a majestic manta ray gliding effortlessly through the blue, or a Leopard Shark resting peacefully on a sandy bottom, these encounters are often the most memorable moments of a dive.

Struggling to equalize your ears while scuba diving? Learn why ear pain happens, the best equalization techniques, common mistakes to avoid, and how to make every descent comfortable with Fast Manta.

One of the most common questions beginner divers ask is, “How deep can you scuba dive?”

A foggy mask is usually easy to prevent once you understand why it happens.

The way you kick underwater affects everything from your air consumption and comfort to the health of the reef beneath you.