MS Siren, luxurious liveaboard diving Thailand

Duration: 10 days 9 nights

Prices 10 days 9 nights:

8 Deluxe A/C twin beds or double beds 1520 £ /pers

Prices do not include Port and National Park Fees (Similan 1600 THB). Please show proof of valid dive insurance (DAN, PADI or equivalent) prior to departure.

Length: 34 m

Width: 8,5 m

Passengers: 18

Bathrooms: in each cabin

Individually controlled air con: yes

Possibility to open windows: yes

Nitrox: yes, free of charge

Departure from: Phuket

Prices include all meals, beers and soft drinks, tanks, Nitrox, weights and weight belts and diving with experienced divemasters/instructors, transfer from Phuket airport or other places in Phuket island to the boat, dive equipment except dive computer (mandatory), , dive insurance.

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The 10 days / 9 nights covers the dive sites of Similan islands, KO Bon, KO tatchai, Richelieu Rock and the Surin islands, Hin Daeng Hin Muang, KO Ha, KO Phi Phi. The 5 days / 4 nights and 7 days / 6 nights cover Similan islands, KO Bon, KO tatchai, Richelieu Rock and the Surin islands. Below is an example of dive itinerary:

On this liveaboard safari you will dive at many different kinds of dive sites – ranging from sloping reefs, to rocky outcroppings & giant granite boulders. After visiting at least eight different dive sites, the liveaboard leaves the Similan Islands and sails towards Koh Bon and then Koh Tachai, both of which are also famous for whale shark and manta ray sightings. Then onwards to one of the top dive sites in the world, Richelieu Rock, a mass of giant submerged pinnacles situated in the middle of the ocean.

The next destination is Koh Ha Yai which comprises a group of 5 small islands as well as Koh Racha Noi. You will witness beautiful corals, swim through caverns and striking rock formations. We will then set sail towards the Similan Islands which are a group of nine uninhabited islands situated 100 km northwest of Phuket.

You will dive at many different kinds of dive sites – ranging from sloping reefs, to rocky outcroppings & giant granite boulders. After visiting at least eight different dive sites, we depart the Similan Islands and sail towards Koh Bon and then Koh Tachai, both of which are also famous for whale shark and manta ray sightings. Then onwards to one of the top dive sites in the world, Richelieu Rock, a mass of giant submerged pinnacles situated in the middle of the ocean.

After our underwater explorations of Richelieu Rock, we will sail westwards to the Surin Islands – very few liveaboard dive boats venture as far north as we do, so you are likely to have dive sites to yourself. Koh Torinla boasts the best dive spot in the whole of the Surin Islands where sightings of humphead parrotfish, blacktips and even marlin fish are regular.

However, if we start our adventure at the Surin Islands, we will visit all these dive sites in a reverse order from north to south.