Picture this: you’re underwater, gliding through crystal-clear Thai waters, and there it is—a leopard shark chilling on the sandy bottom like it owns the place. My first time seeing one? Total game-changer! These graceful creatures, just lounging or cruising around, are pure magic. If you’re a diver, spotting a leopard shark in Thailand is like hitting the marine jackpot. It’s rare, it’s thrilling, and it’s something you’ll brag about forever. In this post, I’m spilling all the tea on these awesome sharks—where to find them, when to dive, how they act, and what to do when you’re face-to-face with one. Trust me, by the end, you’ll be itching to jump in and meet these underwater rockstars!

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Point Nemo is located in the South Pacific Ocean, which is the most inaccessible spot on Earth. We'll explain why it's so geographically unique.

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April 28, 2025 Hey there, it’s Jaruda Suppakarnpanich, co-founder of Giant Stride, back with the next chapter of our Venture Spark Accelerator journey! If you caught my last post, you know how pumped we were to join this awesome program in February. Fast forward to April 22-24, and I got to live out a dream: pitching Giant Stride at Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok’s Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Spoiler alert—it was a wild ride, and I’m still buzzing!

Manta rays, the largest ray species on Earth, are a bucket-list sighting for scuba divers worldwide. Picture this: while scuba diving, a massive, dark, diamond-shaped shadow glides gracefully into view, moving with serene elegance. The initial shock quickly transforms into awe as you become captivated by their fluid movements and sheer size. In this article, we’ll dive into what manta rays are, the differences between oceanic and reef manta rays, where and when to scuba dive with them—especially in Thailand—and how to behave around them for the best experience.