Travel And Scuba Dive

Many of the most fun things in life are addictive, and many of them are unhealthy or expensive, or both. Travelling is healthy, but expensive. Once most people have been to another country or continent on vacation they often ‘get the bug’ and no longer want to remain settled in their homeland. It’s not only the younger generation of backpackers (and now bratpackers) who are spending much of their time and money on travelling to new places. Retirees and even middle-aged couples are doing the same.

Scuba Diving Nang Yuang Pinnacle

Nang Yuan Pinnacle diving site is also known as ‘Red Rock’ by a few because the locals call it Hin Daeng, which means just that. It is one of the most popular Koh Tao diving sites and although not one of the ‘Big Three’ should certainly be on the itinerary for almost every Koh Tao scuba diver. It has a lot going for it and can be a great fun dive location even if the visibility under water is not very good.

Diving At Phi Phi Island

Many scuba divers have long dreamt about diving at Phi Phi Island. The area is rich in coral life and is a haven for tropical fish. Phi Phi Island, located in Thailand, is considered a must-see area for people who are passionate about marine recreation and activities. In addition to diving, snorkeling, kayaking, cliff diving and fishing are also very popular.
Some folks travel to Phi Phi to learn how to dive. This is possible because of the many diving schools in the area. Of course, many more people travel to Phi Phi already knowing how to scuba dive. For these people, there is an abundance of dive sites and adventures from which to choose.
Phi Phi is surrounded by the Andaman Sea. The Sea, which is part of the Indian Ocean, is nutrient rich which helps contribute to the abundant coral reefs and fish. Although Phi Phi Island was affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, it is still a popular tourist destination. Much work has been done to repair the damaged areas, including road and utility restoration.
Spectacular Dive Sites Off Phi Phi