Scuba Diving Center in Thailand
Diving in
Khao Lak
ABOUT US
We are pleased to welcome you to Flippers Dive in Khao Lak, Thailand for your PADI scuba diving courses, day trips to Richelieu Rock, Koh Bon and Koh Tachai, as well as liveaboard trips at the Similan and Surin National Parks.
Flippers Dive is a German-managed dive school located in the center of Khao Lak, 100 kilometers north of Phuket. With over 10 years of experience in the field, we can offer you the best diving trips around Khao Lak and accompany you with the highest level of professionalism throughout your scuba diving training.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
As a diving school, we ensure that each of our students receives individual coaching to become a well-trained and safe scuba diver. Our specialized teaching is for people who may have had an unpleasant experience or are afraid to take the first step to getting their heads underwater. We use newly developed training methods to take away your fear, relax your mind and acquire your scuba diving skills.
Your Gateway to Unforgettable Scuba Diving Experiences in Phangnga, Thailand!
OUR COURSE
PADI Discover Scuba Diver
PADI Open Water Diver
PADI Advanced
Open Water Diver
PADI Rescue Diver
PADI Seal Team
OUR TRIP
SNORKELING
DAY TRIP
LIVEABOARD
DIVE SITE
RICHELIEU ROCK
KOH TACHAI
KOH BON
KHAO LAK
Khao Lak is located in Phang Nga province, is approximately an hour’s drive from Phuket International Airport. It is known for its quiet atmosphere and privacy which are good for relaxing. Khao Lak is a dream destination for your beach and adventure vacation, with a 20-kilometer beachfront and mountains in the background. Many nice resorts along the coastline provide a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere for your vacation. The sunset views here are truly breathtaking!
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Say NO to Plastics
It’s easier now more than ever to say no to plastics and choose sustainable alternatives instead. If you already have a reusable water bottle and jute bags, great! These are the next eco-friendly items to invest in for your diving days and travels
No Touching
Many divers are now wearing gloves to protect their hands. Even with gloves, this should be avoided because the physical impact can cause environmental damage.
Keep Clean
We're organizing beach clean-ups regularly to protect our surroundings from debris and trash from the ocean.
Use ECO-Friendly Products
Most people are unaware that ordinary sunscreens can harm corals and reefs. Using reef-friendly sunscreens and cosmetics is not an expensive way to protect our oceans. Products are available in our shop.
Don't Feed The Fish
Fish feeding is a popular method of attracting marine creatures for tourists to view. It may appear to be harmless, yet it is harmful to fish health and the larger ecology. Fish feeding has the potential to disturb the delicate balance of marine ecosystems.
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