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  Thailand Liveaboards - MV Queen Scuba

        

The Boat Queen Scuba is a custom-built Thailand liveaboard, This 27 meter liveaboard vessel was designed for divers wanting to sample the delights of some of the best dive sites in the world.
Queen Scuba has 1 master cabin with luxurious sea views, 2 VIP cabins and 8 standard cabins. All cabins have en-suite toilet and shower facilities and air conditioning. Queen Scuba also features a large lounge area, two sun decks, large dive platform and gearing up area and a saloon with entertainment centre.
 

Length: 28 metres / 93 foot
Beam: 6.5 metres / 21 foot
Cruise: 10 knots
Divers: 19

MV Queen Scuba


There are three cabin types for you to choose the best match for your budget - Master, VIP and Budget cabins - all have en-suite bathrooms with hot water. The Master cabin is one of the biggest on any liveaboard in these waters with a King Size bed and a TV/DVD player for your entertainment. There's a complimentary mini bar and the sea views are quite breathtaking. VIP cabins on the main deck all have double beds while the budget cabins below decks have bunk beds. All beds are at least two metres in length ensuring a comfortable nights sleep for tall guests.

The air conditioned saloon is comfortable and large enough for all guests to sit in at the same time. This is the place to cool off, relax and enjoy snacks like fresh tropical fruits and cakes. If you want to watch a movie on the wide screen TV there is a big selection available. Or you can relax on the shaded deck to the rear of the boat where the evening meals are served. There is plenty of sunbathing space as well.

Whether you are a group chartering the whole boat or a solo traveller joining with others, you can be sure of the same attentive treatment from the experienced staff who enjoy entertaining their guests. Tanks are filled in their stations so once your gear is set up you won't have to move it again for four days. All carrying of equipment is done by the boat crew. With an enriched air nitrox system, large dive deck, and two motorised tenders, this liveaboard certainly has plenty to boast about.
 

 

 

Cabins, Berths, Showers, Bathrooms... There's one Master double bed (200 x 240cm) cabin and five VIP double bed (200 x 160cm) cabins on the main deck, and three Budget bunk cabins on the lower deck - two twin and one triple. All cabins are en-suite (private bathrooms).

All the cabins have:
  • Air-conditioning
  • Sea-view windows (Master and VIP cabins only)
  • Toilet, hot water shower and hand basin
  • TV, DVD, free minibar (Master Cabin only)
  • Wardrobe and mirror
  • Mains outlet 220 Volts - 24 hours per day
  • Bedding and towels
  • Life jackets
Queen Scuba's Master cabin

No. of bathrooms / showers - 8 / 8 - hot water

Crew, facilities, Dive Courses

Crew comprises:
  • Tour leader
  • 3 Instructors / Divemasters
  • Captain
  • 2 Cooks
  • Engineer
  • 3 Deck hands
MV Queen Scuba's saloon and dining room

Enriched air nitrox - motorised dive dinghy - 40mē dive deck & platform - air-conditioned saloon with DVD video & music - dining area - sundecks with mats - underwater scooters - underwater cameras - Laptop & CD burner

Diving limited to max. depth 30 metres for Advanced divers & 18 metres for Open Water divers

PADI dive certification courses available including Advanced Open Water Diver US$ 160

Menu, cuisine type
  • Thai, Asian and international main meal dishes.
  • Buffet style dining in the dining area on the upper deck.
  • A vegetarian option is available as a matter of course at every sitting - you don't need to worry about booking it in advance!
  • Dinner is also provided on the first evening of the cruise.
  • Coffee, tea, soft drinks, hot chocolate, fruit, water, snacks and biscuits are provided free of charge.
  • Operator rates their dining as high quality and very important.
  • Beer (US$ 1.50) and wine (US$ 15 per bottle) are also available.
  • Menu - Chicken green curry, masaman chicken, pork with cashew nuts, goulash, fried squid with asparagus ...
     
Queen Scuba's standard cabin
Technical Specifications
  • Built in year 2003, refurbished in 2004
  • Size — 28m x 6.5m
  • Top speed — 12 knots
  • Cruising speed — 10 knots
  • 2 x 150 HP Hino engines
  • 2 x 50 KW generators
  • 2 x Bauer Mariner II dive tank compressors
  • 12 litre aluminium tanks with International fittings. DIN adapters available
  • Electricity 220V — 24 hours per day
  • Water capacity — 20,000 litres
  • Fuel capacity — 15,000 litres
  • Environmental waste storage tank
The Queen Scuba taking divers to the Similans
Safety support features
  • Solas life raft (for 25 passengers)
  • 4m 75 HP motorised dinghy
  • 2 x VHF and 3 x CB radios
  • Global Positioning System (GPS)
  • Radar
  • Sonic altimeter and echo sounder
  • Mobile telephone
  • Advanced medic first aid box
  • Oxygen 10,000 litres, plus DAN kit - one trained operative
  • 30 x life jackets
  • 5 x fire extinguishers throughout
  • Horsell dive insurance for customers is included
Queen Scuba's Dive Deck
Deck Layout plans
 
Queen Scuba's deck plans

 

Itinerary options:
 
 
Destination Days Nights No. of dives Cabins Whole-boat charter
Budget VIP Master
US$ US$ US$ US$
Similan & Surin Islands
- Similans, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock & Surin
4 4 14 760 860 1,060 14,320
Similan Islands Safari
- Similans, Koh Bon & Koh Tachai
4 4 14 760 860 1,060 14,320
Similan & Surin Islands Xmas or New Year Special
- Similans, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock & Surin
5 5 18 1,045 1,185 1,460 19,715
Similan & Surin Islands Chinese New Year Special
- Similans, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock & Surin
4 4 14 835 945 1,165 15,750

Cruise price includes: cabin accommodation with air-conditioning, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, coffee, soft drinks, hot chocolate, tea and water, dives, tanks, weights and weight belts, torches, experienced English-speaking Divemasters), and return transfers to the boat from Phuket Airport and hotels.

Cruise price excludes (where applicable): Similan National Park fees (~US$ 25-30), scuba equipment, nitrox, dive insurance, alcoholic drinks.

How to get there: Queen Scuba departs in the evening from Tap Lamu, Khao Lak in Phang Nga. A minibus service from all hotels in Phuket to and from the boat is provided (approx. 2 hours transfer). For more information see our Phuket tourist information section.

Dive clubs and group discounts: Please refer the the whole boat charter prices above. Charter price is equivalent to one free VIP cabin.

Scheduled charter departure dates

Click on a departure date to make a booking enquiry:

 
Departs Returns Destination Days Nghts
Date Port Time Date Port Time
OCTOBER 2006
>> 16 Khao Lak 19:00 20 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan Islands Safari 4 4
>> 21 Khao Lak 19:00 25 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan Islands Safari 4 4
>> 26 Khao Lak 19:00 30 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan Islands Safari 4 4
NOVEMBER 2006
>> 1 Khao Lak 19:00 5 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 6 Khao Lak 19:00 10 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 11 Khao Lak 19:00 15 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 16 Khao Lak 19:00 20 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 21 Khao Lak 19:00 25 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 26 Khao Lak 19:00 30 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
DECEMBER 2006
>> 1 Khao Lak 19:00 5 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 6 Khao Lak 19:00 10 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 11 Khao Lak 19:00 15 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 16 Khao Lak 19:00 20 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 22 Khao Lak 19:00 27 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 5 5
>> 28 Khao Lak 19:00 2 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 5 5
JANUARY 2007
>> 4 Khao Lak 19:00 8 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 9 Khao Lak 19:00 13 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 14 Khao Lak 19:00 18 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 19 Khao Lak 19:00 23 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 24 Khao Lak 19:00 28 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 29 Khao Lak 19:00 2 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
FEBRUARY 2007
>> 3 Khao Lak 19:00 7 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 8 Khao Lak 19:00 12 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 13 Khao Lak 19:00 17 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 18 Khao Lak 19:00 22 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 23 Khao Lak 19:00 27 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 28 Khao Lak 19:00 4 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
MARCH 2007
>> 5 Khao Lak 19:00 9 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 10 Khao Lak 19:00 14 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 15 Khao Lak 19:00 19 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 20 Khao Lak 19:00 24 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 25 Khao Lak 19:00 29 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 30 Khao Lak 19:00 3 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
APRIL 2007
>> 4 Khao Lak 19:00 8 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 9 Khao Lak 19:00 13 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 14 Khao Lak 19:00 18 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 19 Khao Lak 19:00 23 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 24 Khao Lak 19:00 28 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 29 Khao Lak 19:00 3 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
MAY 2007
>> 4 Khao Lak 19:00 8 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4
>> 9 Khao Lak 19:00 13 Khao Lak 15:00 Similan & Surin Islands 4 4

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