Your dive Training Thailand

Spend your first level of diving in one of the most beautiful places in the world: Thailand. The PADI Open Water Diver training will allow you to learn the basic techniques and explore the nooks and crannies of Phuket Bay, while acquiring the necessary theoretical background.

The training takes place over 3 days with 5 sea dives of 50 minutes each. In the end, you'll leave with your certification and a head full of memories. Throughout your Open Water Diver training, your instructor will accompany you and guide you to ensure that everything goes as smoothly as possible. Day 1: You will spend half a day in the pool to familiarize yourself with the equipment and learn the basics of diving. Your Ludoviq instructor will show you everything you need to know about scuba diving Day 2: It's time to dive in the deep end! Direction the island of Koh Racha Yai for two sea dives. During these two dives, you will apply what you learned the day before and explore the area. Day 3 : The last day of your training will end with 3 dives in the sea, the opportunity to discover new diving spots off Phuket. You will be ready for the exam, which you will pass without any problem!

Koh Phi Phi : Ko Bida Nok

The Koh Phi Phi Islands, famous for the film "The Beach", offer postcard landscapes and sublime seabed with a wide variety of corals and fishes. At Ko Bida Nok, one of the Phi Phi Islands, you will explore coral reefs and caves. As for the fauna, you will meet leopard and black points sharks, stingrays and surprising fishes like porcupine fish, pufferfish and lionfish.

Racha Yai island

The island of Racha Yai is a favorite destination for diving with its great visibility and clear waters all year round. Between coral reefs and sandbanks, the site is sheltered and therefore knows little current. This makes it ideal for try dives and beginning divers! For more experienced divers, there are deeper reefs but also four wrecks to explore. The fauna is incredibly rich with turtles, stonefish, stingrays and so many tiny colored fishes...

Koh Phi Phi : Koh Bida Nai

In the Phi Phi islands, Koh Bida Nai offers the opportunity to dive along rock formations and among coral gardens. You will have plenty of time to explore the tunnels, accompanied by schools of fish and other typical species such as ghost fish, lion fish, leopard-sharks, harmless for humans, and even some turtles. What's more, the place is beautiful!

Shark Point

These three underwater mountains are home to many underwater species including zebra sharks! Beyond these sharks, you can see many fish, such as red mullet and squirrelfish, hiding among giant orange gorgonians and majestic sponges shaped as a barrel. You will also meet the Java moray, lionfish, scorpionfish but also a small flatworm called "starry sky" because of its black skin studded with yellow dots. Surprisingly enough, this small fish doesn't hesitate to let go its rock to jump into the big blue of the Andaman Sea, like a butterfly!