Phuket Rip Currents | How to stay Safe

Rip currents (Sometimes called Rip Tides) are powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water that flow from the shore out to sea. Often mistaken for undertows, these currents can swiftly pull swimmers away from the shore, making them one of the most dangerous natural phenomena at the beach.
In this video, Jay Leshark explains about Phuket Rip Currents and how to stay safe.
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[@mangostickyrice555]

Thumbs up 👍 Jay….right to the point 🌊

[@5StarMarinePhuket]

Thanks!

[@Christoph9736]

Thank you for the video, I appreciate it a lot :) I will go to Phuket late October 😬

[@5StarMarinePhuket]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@andrewcampbell8912]

Good video , water safety is very important , we are coming 24 September for 9 nights , what islands are we able to do boat tours to around that time , cheers

[@5StarMarinePhuket]

Hi! Phi Phi and Phang Nga Bay are open. Raya and Khai is also open. There's a lot of islands that you can explore.