Dive Zone Center

Located in Hon May Rut, Dive Zone Center has been operating in the Phu Quoc area for over 5 years. The centre provides a gateway to the region's reef systems, offering both structured training and guided excursions.

Daily departures are scheduled for both the morning and afternoon sessions. Whether you are looking to complete a new certification or simply want to explore the local reefs, the centre provides the necessary logistics, including hotel pick-up for excursions.

The centre operates with a focus on personalised instruction, maintaining a strict ratio of maximum 4 divers per guide. This ensures that even as a novice, you receive the attention required to master your skills.

The team is multilingual and provides all instruction in English. Beyond diving, the centre can assist with local excursions such as cycling or golf tours.

The training programme covers the full spectrum of PADI certifications. You can start with the Open Water Diver course and progress through Advanced Open Water, Deep Diver, and Underwater Navigator.

For those looking to move into professional ranks, the centre offers Divemaster training. Specialty courses are also available, including Enriched Air Nitrox, Peak Performance Buoyancy, and Emergency First Response.

The fleet includes traditional wooden boats and modern speedboats. For those looking to relax after a dive, the sunset boat features hammocks and beanbags.

On board, you can enjoy welcome drinks, fresh fruit, and drinking water. For a more relaxed atmosphere, there are options for cold beer or cocktails, accompanied by soft music.

High-quality diving equipment is available for hire on-site if you prefer not to carry your own kit. This includes the essential components for a full dive rig.

For those planning to extend their bottom time, the centre offers Enriched Air Nitrox training to help you manage your gas consumption more efficiently.

The reefs here are home to a variety of reef fish, including Butterflyfish (Chaetodon), Damselfish (Pomacentridae), and Angelfish (Pomacanthidae). You can also observe Barracuda and various species of Clownfish.

The marine life includes a range of invertebrates such as arthropods and cephalopods. You may also encounter sea urchins (Echinoidea) and various types of shellfish or sea snails.

For those interested in larger pelagics, look out for Barracuda and small reef sharks patrolling the area.

The best time to dive in this region is between October and May, when the sea remains calm and the sunsets are clear.