Choosing the right boat can go a long way to the success of your diving trip. thailand dive and sail only recommend well established, professionally run boats. Whether you are looking for day trips or live-aboard diving, sailing or snorkeling, we can offer a boat to match your budget or fit in with your travel plans.
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Liveaboard to Thailand - Phi Phi Islands
| SY Diva Andaman |
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Liveaboard |
SY Diva Andaman offers outstanding journeys into the romantic past of the early 20th century, aboard a classic sailing yacht. During the tour you will appreciate our broad range of activities and be delighted by our fine Thai, Asian and international cuisines within the worldwide renowned Thai hospitality and sense of service. 35 meter length by 7 meter beam offers 7 comfortable cabins fully furnished with air-conditioning, en-suite bathroom and LCD screen. Her capacity of max 14 guests guarantees that each can have a real feeling of privacy anyplace aboard. Within the supplementary services offered aboard you will notably appreciate the traditional Thai massages, a relaxing moment with a cocktail as well as a selection of fine wines and Grands Crus.
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| 9day Burma Discovery Trips in February & March 2013 |
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Similans - Richelieu Dive Cruise (5day/6night) 54,570THB |
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The Southern Islands (5day/4night) 48,310THB |
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Racha Marine Getaway (2day/1night) 17,980THB |
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Phi Phi Marine Getaway (2day/1night) 15,200THB |
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Phang Nga Bay Discovery Cruise (5day/4night) 38,500THB |
This luxury Chinese Sailing Junk is one of the most unique scuba diving Liveaboards in the world. This 30 meters, 140-ton three mast junk with 330 square meters of sails was build in 1962 for charcoal transportation the June Hong Chian Lee was part of a small merchant fleet that traded up and down the coastline from Burma to Malaysia. She was mainly used to transport mango wood charcoal till 1985 then she was restored and redesigned for the first time to serve as a classic yacht. In 1997 she changed owners and she was completely restored and set up as a liveaboard vessel. The June Hong is constructed mainly from a hard teak wood called Takien Tong .
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| 5D/6N Phi Phi Islands, Racha Islands, Hin Deang/Muang 1.350-1.990 U$ |
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5D/6N Similan Islands, Richelieu Rock and Surin Islands 1.350-1.990 U$ |
MV Giamani was built in 1998 to IMO standards, in 2007 Colona Liveaboards purchased MV Giamani to be able to offer a wider range of trips to guests. On board MV Giamani guest numbers are limited (16 people when utilising the triple share cabins and only 12 people with standard twin share) on each trip to ensure that there is always plenty of space for all guests onboard. Enjoy the air conditioned saloon for watching a movie, playing back your digital images from that day’s dives, or browse through our extensive library of marine books. The popular cushion relax area from MV Colona VI has been repeated on MV Giamani giving you plenty of space to read a book, enjoy the views and chat about the thrilling dives of that day.
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| 2D/2N Cruise: Deluxe Cabin 18,600 THB - Standard Cabin 16,600 THB |
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4D/4N Cruise: Deluxe Cabin 37,200 THB - Standard Cabin 33,200 THB |
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6D/6N Cruise: Deluxe Cabin 55,800 THB - Standard Cabin 49,800 THB |
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8D/8N Andaman Islands, India: 96,000THB - 88,000 THB |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS:
These guys are the best! They're still out there discovering new dive sites!
"Ric and Clive are the real deal. They're dive masters that have worked together on the same boat for 7 years. A rare treat in a business where the typical guide is traveling through during or after uni for 1-2 seasons. After so many years, it is clear they like each other and work well together which creates a really fun and great atmosphere on their boats. In my mind,critical for a great liveaboard experience.
They love to dive and want to have the best dive every dive. Since they're still guiding on boats, they know what's going on day by day and where the best spots are. On my liveaboard trip to Mynamar and Thailand, they constantly discussed the conditions and adjusted the schedule for the best spots for conditions. If all the other boats typically dive a spot in the morning, they'll come in the afternoon and go somewhere else in the morning to avoid diving with the dozen other boats. This was more the case in Thailand than in Mynamar where it was just us and the occasional sea gypsie.
Myamar is fairly virgin diving territory and having a good guide is critical. They've been running up into the arcipelago for 7 years, one of the longest I imagine. They're still finding new sites out there sharing these rare gems with their customers! "
★★★★★
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matthuang
08.03.2011
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TAT Number: L.34/00715 • Rated *** by WorldDivingReview