Things to note when snorkeling in Thailand

In recent years, there have been some accidents when diving in Thailand. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to safety when diving in these islands in Thailand. So what do we need to pay attention to? The editor is here to sort out some for you today. Friends who need it can take a look! Notes on Snorkeling in Thailand: Seasonal Selection

Scuba diving in Phuket occurs all year round, and the most suitable season for diving is from November to April of the following year.

During other months, Phuket's weather is less predictable, with more rainy days, and the marine environment is less suitable for diving.

Phuket liveaboard runs from late October to mid-May. Outside of this period, monsoon storms are unpredictable and very dangerous for ships on the high seas.

So, the best months for diving in Thailand are January and February, when the water temperature is 26℃, while in May and June, the water temperature is around 30℃. In March and April, there may be Unpredictable duration, it may drop the temperature a few degrees, but only for a while. Most divers will choose to wear a thin full-body wetsuit for protection. Accompanied by personnel

We all know that if you want to dive under the sea, you must have a diving certificate, which means that you have a certain ability to complete the diving sport. But for some beginners, because their diving experience is not sufficient, it is best to dive with a professional instructor to ensure their own safety.

Choose a reputable center or travel agency, follow an experienced coach, and use well-maintained equipment. If you are unwell, have drunk alcohol, or do not have a diving partner, do not risk your own life and go diving alone!

Be sure to wear a life jacket and understand how to use the snorkeling equipment before going into the water. If you encounter language communication problems with the coach, you should confirm what the coach means.

Be sure not to leave the team without permission. Even if the water quality is good, do not stay too far away from the large group to avoid misidentifying the ship number or not being able to receive timely rescue when encountering danger. Price selection

When participating in water sports, you need to ask clearly about their prices, otherwise you will be in a lot of trouble (easy to get scammed, etc.).

The boat master will take us all to a specific sea area, and then throw some bread crumbs himself, and the fish will swim over. It is very spectacular to dive into the water, and the sea water is also very clear and beautiful. You must go! Diving depth

The deeper the seabed, the easier it is to discover different seafloor landscapes. Some people, out of curiosity about the sea, want to try diving into deeper seas to find out. Undersea mysteries.

However, the human body's ability to withstand seawater pressure is limited. Once the seawater pressure is too high, the human body will be unable to bear it, even if you wear a diving suit. When the body is under pressure, various organs cannot function normally, which may cause damage to the organs.

So don’t be greedy. Just dive into a similar position. You must take your own physical condition into consideration. Undersea Creatures

The bottom of the sea is another paradise-like place, where another group of creatures live. The most surprising thing is the millions of colorful creatures on the bottom of the sea.

But be careful not to touch the underwater creatures at will, such as jellyfish, sea urchins, moray eels and shell fish, otherwise accidents may occur! Pay attention to the undercurrent

During any water activities , you need to pay attention to the sea surface conditions. Some beaches, such as Surin Beach, have deadly undercurrents and are not suitable for water activities.

In addition, when a red flag is planted on the beach, it means that the sea conditions are not good and tourists should not engage in water activities. Even if the sea conditions are good, visitors should make sure a lifeguard is present before entering the water. Safety precautions for playing at the beach 1. Pay attention to dangerous waves and slippery rocks

Sometimes a big wave can be very dangerous, and it can make you dizzy if you are not careful, so if you feel a big wave is coming, Be careful!

And some shallow sea areas have uneven rocks, so be careful not to step on them. Not only can you slip, but you can also scratch your feet.

2. Be careful of poisonous jellyfish

Similarly, there are sometimes poisonous jellyfish in shallow seas. If you see a jellyfish, don’t be curious to catch it. Be careful of getting stung. 3. Pay attention to the area

Flags of different colors are often planted on the seaside.

The red flag indicates that the area is dangerous and swimming should not or is prohibited.

Yellow flags indicate that the area is "swimmable," but caution should be used.

The red and yellow flags indicate that there are lifeguards in this area and it is a safe area. You can swim between the two red and yellow flags. 4. Please do not swim in the water after drinking. 5. Please stay calm when drowning

If you accidentally drown, you must stay calm and wave for rescue. 6. Please do not swim in the water during the rainy season

From May to October every year, it is the rainy season in Phuket. The weather is changeable and the waves are rough. If there is a red warning flag on the beach, it means swimming in the water is prohibited.

If you are carried away from the coast by the current, please stay calm and drift with the direction of the current. Do not try to swim in the opposite direction. You can swim left or right out of the current. 7. Please do not swim in the water at night

If you swim in the water at night, in case of drowning, you may not be able to receive timely rescue due to poor visibility. 8. Beach lifeguard working hours

8:30AM-6:30PM

For safety, please swim during the lifeguard working hours. 9. In case of emergency

Please contact

Tourist police: 1155

Medical assistance: 1669

Okay, everyone Keep this information, be sure to pay attention to safety, and protect yourself!