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1 Dive – Kata Beach Dive

1 Dive – Kata Beach Dive

Guided Single Kata Beach Dive

If you are short on time then the Kata Beach Dive could be for you.

Kata Beach – Single Beach Dive – October to May only

In the past Kata Beach has been relatively ignored as a serious dive site for experienced / certified divers.

However as of through late 2017 and early 2018 there has been an explosion in marine life there and it has now become a relatively nice and unique dive for divers are looking for something different.

Please be aware that this is a shallow dive site and visibility is not always the best. Dives are best planned around high or slack tide when the water movement is the least and visibility is higher. Slack high tide is the optimal time.

The dive at times can provide a range of unique creatures that are not normally found at other dive sites in the area. The site has a resident mimmic octopus, rare rays, sea moths, snake eels, sea horses, cuttle fish, some nice reef fish, pelagic fish, squid, the odd turtle and is you are very lucky a reef shark.

Nudibranch Aussie Divers Kata Beach Phuket

Nudibranch Aussie Divers Kata Beach Phuket

Fantastic Macro Life

There has also been a fantastic selection of the popular macro photographers favourite, the nudibranch. This has had our instructors flocking with their cameras even on their day off.

If you like taking you time and doing a slightly longer dive or enjoy underwater photography this could be an appealing dive.

Kata Beach is about 20 minutes drive from the popular holiday spot of Patong and about 10 minutes from the the main scuba diving boat harbour of Chalong. It easy reach to most of the island.

The dive is as easy as it gets n the diving world. The maximum depth is about 10 metres however a lot of the coral is only metres from the surface. It is void of currents however at times it can get some strong surge. It is definitely best dived at slack high or slack low tides. Outside of high and low tide the visibility can be poor.

Snake Eel Scuba Diving Kata Beach Phuket

Snake Eel Scuba Diving Kata Beach Phuket

Kata Beach is best dived between late October and late May with the premium months being December to April.

Other certified divers day trips also include a three dive trip to Phi Phi and Shark Point and a three dive trip to Racha Yai and Racha Noi.

Kata Beach Gallery

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