Phuket, Thailand Liveaboards
Similan Islands, Hin Daeng, Richelieu
Rock, Burma
Banks
We make
it easy for you to chose the right Liveaboard,
you can simply
Select a budget level
for your cruise
or by
your situation or requirements
or you
can simply send us your requirements and
let us give you a shortlist
Got a question?
Have a look through our
Frequently asked questions
Phuket Liveaboard
Charters
Want to venture further to experience some of the best diving in the world
You'll discover Dive
Community offers dozens of
adventure-laden liveaboards to
a wide variety of the very
best dive sites in Thailand, including the world famous Similan Islands, Richelieu Rock, plus Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, the Surin Islands, Hin Daeng, and also further north
- across the border to Burma for liveaboard diving in the remote Mergui Archipelago
Simply decide your
Budget
Destination
Trip dates
Then...
Choose
your liveaboard adventure
by clicking on your liveaboard boat and start
planning your diving adventure today.
Thailand Liveaboard
Destinations
Why not join one of
our three or four day
dive cruises to the Similan Islands? Diving an awesome array of
reef formations and
underwater landscapes, cruising amongst
tropical islands with
stunning white beaches, it's not hard to see why Similan
liveaboard trips are among
the most popular diving adventures
in the world.^
Excited expectations of
diving with manta rays at
Koh Bon and chance encounters with whale
sharks at Richelieu Rock and Koh Tachai,
provide a dramatic complement to
Similan cruises and
irresistible incentives to most first-timers.If you're short of
time then our southern
Thailand liveaboard trips may be just what you are looking for.
Deep wall diving at Hin
Daeng and Hin Muang offer
opportunities to see reef
sharks as well as more mantas and whale sharks. These short
liveaboards are less crowded
and also take in some interesting caverns and the beautiful
Phi Phi Islands
For the more
adventurous out there, try
Burma - the Mergui Archipelago and Burma Banks offer true
frontier diving. Leave the
crowds far behind and voyage back
in time to this magical
archipelago. Large sharks and rays are often to be expected, but
Burma is equally attractive
to macro-enthusiasts and experienced divers in search of more
elusive marine life such as
frogfish, pipefish and nudibranchs,
not found in Thailand
You can combine any
of these destinations for a
once-in-a-lifetime diving
adventure in this spectacular part
of the world
Specifics
All Thailand
liveaboards prices normally
include:
Diving,
air-conditioned cabins, catering,
non-alcoholic drinks,
transfers, weights and weight-belts, torches and tanks, professional
DiveMaster and all taxes.
Your shortlist quote will include no 'hidden extras'
Please note that,
national marine park fees
are not included in your quote (unless otherwise stated).
Similan Islands National
Marine Park fees are currently 200
Thai Baht (B), or US$ 5,
per entrance plus B200 per
person per day.
Full sets of diving
equipment can be rented for
US$ 15 per day. Suunto™ dive computers can be rented for
US$ 5 per day.Sony
P200 cameras with Ikelite housings
can be rented for US$ 15 per day
We recommend that all
our customers take out
insurance to cover diving and
travel activities, including trip
cancellation..'
Ports of
departure:
Liveaboard cruises depart from
Khao Lak in Phang Nga (one and a half hours
minibus transfer north of Phuket),
or Ranong (four to
five hours minibus transfer north).
Transfers are provided free of
charge from all main beach areas
of Phuket. Transfer from more remote beaches or Phuket Town may be
subject to a small extra pick
up fee. Please ask us if you are
not sure
The main Thailand
liveaboard season runs from
October to May. If you're
planning further ahead, some boats
have advance booking deals,
and if you have a group of
divers, be sure to ask us for
group discounts - contact us
now for details
email
Dive
Community rating
system:
The customer
rating displayed for each
Thailand Liveaboard is an
indication of our customers'
satisfaction. 5 star
is excellent, 4
star is very good,
3 star is good,
2 star is average,
and 1 star is below
average. We ask each
and everyone one of our
customers to rate their
liveaboard adventure, and the rating
earned by each boat is an
average of the ratings received
from our customers over the
last season. That way, we
ensure that our ratings and
recommendations are truly impartial
and reflect up to date
performance based on the most
important indicator - your
satisfaction! |
