Between Phuket and Phi Phi, Shark Point's twin pinnacles shelter resting zebra sharks on sandy patches at the base of coral bommies, one of the Andaman Sea's most dependable day-trip encounters. The site is heavily dived but still delivers regular sightings when conditions are calm. Cooler dry-season months from December through February bring the clearest water and the most reliable shark counts.
Between Phuket and Phi Phi, Shark Point's twin pinnacles shelter resting zebra sharks on sandy patches at the base of coral bommies, one of the Andaman Sea's most dependable day-trip encounters. The site is heavily dived but still delivers regular sightings when conditions are calm. Cooler dry-season months from December through February bring the clearest water and the most reliable shark counts.
Up to 88% sighting chance in Shark Point / Phi Phi (Phuket, Thailand). Best months: January, February, December.
November through April is the dry-season window, with December to February offering the best visibility and most consistent sightings.
Shark Point is primarily a dive site. Snorkel visibility from the surface is limited compared with scuba on the sandy base of the twin pinnacles.
Boats reach Shark Point in roughly 90 minutes from Chalong Pier. Two-tank day trips typically run 3,500 to 5,500 THB (2026 prices).
Resting zebra sharks on sandy patches at the base of the coral bommies gave the site its name, though sightings vary with dive traffic and conditions.
Yes. It is one of the Andaman Sea's most popular day-trip sites, so early morning departures improve both visibility and shark encounters.
