seabees diving
About
Among Phuket's diving centres, seabees diving operates from 1, 3 Wiset Rd, Chalong, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83130, Thailand, a base in the south of the island. The centre sits in Chalong, a busy departure point for boats heading out to the surrounding dive sites.
A rating of 4.9 out of 5, drawn from 1,258 reviews, places seabees diving among the most reviewed diving centres on Phuket. Divers come here for guided trips to reefs and islands around the Andaman coast, where tropical waters support a range of marine life. Certification is required before diving with the centre, so uncertified visitors need to complete training first. The venue also runs courses for those working towards their first qualification.
The centre keeps a website at https://sea-bees.com/diving-phuket/ and has 5 photos available for a preview of its boats and dive sites. Chalong sits close to Rawai, one of the nearby places from which boats depart for day trips.
Thailand's islands have a tropical climate with two monsoons, and the Andaman coast is at its best roughly November to April, which shapes when diving conditions are calmest around Phuket. Thai island food is built around fresh seafood, curries, noodles and tropical fruit, easy to find near the Chalong base after a day on the water. The main language is Thai, with English common in tourist areas, and the island is reached by flights, ferries and speedboats from the mainland.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is seabees diving based on Phuket?
seabees diving sits at 1, 3 Wiset Rd in Chalong, within Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83130. Chalong is on Phuket in Thailand, and Rawai is another nearby area on the island.
How do divers rate seabees diving?
seabees diving holds a rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 1258 reviews at its Chalong address. That score reflects how divers rate the centre on Phuket.
Do you need certification to dive with seabees diving?
seabees diving operates as a diving centre on Phuket, so bring your certification, such as a PADI or SSI card, if you already hold one. Travellers without a certificate can still arrange a course, and a logbook helps show your qualified status.
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