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Kata beach Reef North is one of the ‘must do’ Phuket shore dive sites. It is known as Thailand's top walk-in dive location. With easy diving conditions and shallow water, providing comfortable long dives that does not take up your whole day, this dive site more than any other has produced an abundant variety of special ‘lusted after’ critters.
This is not a great dive for juvenile marine life and macro critters such as nudibranch, shrimps, crabs and squid. Visibility can be up to 20m although …
Kata beach Reef North is one of the ‘must do’ Phuket shore dive sites. It is known as Thailand's top walk-in dive location. With easy diving conditions and shallow water, providing comfortable long dives that does not take up your whole day, this dive site more than any other has produced an abundant variety of special ‘lusted after’ critters.
This is not a great dive for juvenile marine life and macro critters such as nudibranch, shrimps, crabs and squid. Visibility can be up to 20m although 10m is the normal average. That is more than enough visibility to working your way along the edge of the reef and out across the sand in search of the changing and ever-surprising macro marine life.
For the best conditions this beach dive site is best done during Phuket's dry season, between November through to April.
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