Spend a full day diving three of southern Phuket’s top sites: the 30m King Cruiser wreck, biologically rich Shark Point, and the bommie dives at Koh Dok Mai. This Advanced Open Water–only trip includes transfers, meals, insurance and small guide-to-diver ratios for a secure, exploratory dive experience.
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Morning light breaks on Chalong Bay as the dive boat eases away from the pier and the horizon opens into Andaman-blue. Within an hour the King Cruiser wreck appears on the GPS and, for experienced divers, a descending line into cool, clear water beckons — the wreck sits near 30 meters and rewards careful teams with corridors of encrusting life.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate to fit — comfortable swimming, able to manage gear and handle currents during descent and ascent
Wildlife
History
The King Cruiser sank in the late 20th century and its steel structure now acts as an artificial reef, attracting diverse marine life and specialized wreck fauna.
Conservation
Operators typically follow local no-take regulations and encourage reef-safe sunscreen and neutral buoyancy to minimize contact; recent efforts focus on reducing anchor damage and managing dive site carrying capacity.
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Certification Check
Bring proof of your Advanced Open Water certification and any specialty cards; operators will verify credentials before boarding.
Dive Computer & SMB
Carry a personal dive computer and a surface marker buoy — crucial for deep wreck work and boat pick-up in currents.
Hydrate and Eat Light
Eat a light breakfast and hydrate before boarding; avoid alcohol for 24 hours and no heavy meals immediately before diving.
Plan Your Surface Interval
Allow adequate rest between dives and schedule flights at least 18–24 hours after your final dive to reduce decompression risk.
Personal dive computer
Monitors depth and no-decompression limits for multilevel dives and deep wreck time.
Surface marker buoy (SMB)
Improves visibility to the boat during ascents and in currents.
3–5mm wetsuit
Keeps you warm for extended bottom times in Andaman waters (water temps vary seasonally).
Mask with good seal and backup
A reliable mask prevents leaks during descents and in choppier surface conditions.