Phi Phi Island Shark Watch

Snorkel with these stunning Black Tip Reef Sharks with one of our awesome snorkeling trips!

We offer diving from entry level up to instructor at Phi Phi's only PADI IDC 5 star center.

We focus on conservation and protection of our ocean!

Visit our website for more details

www.diving-in-thailand.net

Rare albino whale shark discovered News Reef Builders | The Reef and Marine Aquarium Blog A very rare albino whale shark was found off the coast of Darwin, the northern-most island of the Galapagos. Antonio Moreano, a local Galapagos island gu

Sharks regulate biodiversity in the oceans and limit the abundance of species below them such as fish populations by picking off the weaker, sick fish. As the apex predators of our largest ecosystem, sharks deserve our respect and our conservation efforts to protect them.

Did you know that some sharks eat their siblings whilst still in uteri?

https://web.facebook.com/SeekerWild/videos/247310485823632/

One of the other shark species we get around Phi Phi is the Zebra (aka Leopard) Shark. These females can breed asexually - no male required!

https://web.facebook.com/SharkGuardianWorldWide/videos/1683932971685650/

This expert dispells many shark myths in under 2 minutes!
https://web.facebook.com/thedodosite/videos/10216883933233133/

One of the biggest threats to sharks is Shark Finning. Stemming from a Chinese tradition, the serving of shark's fin soup at prestigious banquets created a surging demand for the unsustainable and brutal killings of sharks around the world.

With activists and conservationists working hard to change mindsets and save sharks, things finally appear to be picking up, but will this positive trend be sustained?

What's up with the Shark Fin Trade? | Underwater360 By: UW360

Want to learn more about blacktip reef sharks? Read this article, or even better, join us for our Shark Watch trip and see them in person!

Blacktip Reef Sharks - Meet the Neighbours! Blacktip Reef Sharks are one of our favourite, most popular and most easily recognizable residents of the waters around Ko Phi Phi.

Want to see what it's all about...check out this video

Shark Watch, October 2017, Koh Phi Phi, Thailand Shark watch snorkelling trip, Koh Phi Phi islands Thailand. The Adventure Club: https://www.diving-in-thailand.net Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-fre...

It's time to stop being afraid of sharks, and start being afraid for them. To snorkel with these misunderstood creatures, and learn more about them join our Shark Watch tour

Sharks have up to 30,000 teeth in their lifetime! Did you know that blacktip reef sharks have 12 rows of teeth on their upper jaw. and 11 on their lower?