King Cruiser Wreck

Thailand’s rich marine life

A vessel that met with a terrible end in 1997 whilst sailing between Phuket and the Phi Phi islands, King Cruiser Wreck is now a popular recreational dive site for tourists and locals alike. This sunken ferry is home to an abundance of coral growth, acting as an artificial reef. Creating the perfect environment for soft corals, yellow snapper, scorpionfish, lionfish, zebra sharks, bamboo sharks, barracuda, turtles and more. Prepare to see vibrant marine life, some unique to Thailand.

A diver explores a vibrant coral reef adorned with colorful corals and surrounded by various tropical fish in clear blue waters.

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