Langkawi Paya Island Scuba Diving Check-in Guide

On the second day in Langkawi, I booked a diving/snorkeling trip to Payar Island in advance before departure. Payar Island is well protected. There are only two qualified diving companies on Langkawi Island that go to Payar Island, and they are limited to 20 tourists a day, so make a reservation as early as possible! There will be a dedicated person to establish a group connection in 🟩 🐳Process: 1️⃣ Bring your diving suit (swimsuit 🩱) to the meeting place 2️⃣Change clothes, sign the life and death agreement, and set off on the speedboat 3️⃣ Arrive at the waters near Paya Island for snorkeling/diving 4️⃣ Lunch (lunch box) 5️⃣There is a toilet on the island 6️⃣ You can snorkel again 7️⃣Return 🤿: I chose deep diving, and there was a diver with me one-on-one throughout the whole process. Before entering the water, a Chinese coach explained the precautions for entering the water ⚠️In addition, we rented a Go Pro to record underwater. The divers will help record it, and you can just enjoy the underwater world. After overcoming the psychological barriers, all that’s left is to enjoy 💁🏻‍♀️ You can continue snorkeling after diving!