Description

Liveaboard safari is the ultimate way to dive. You stay on a diving boat and do 4 dives in a day, eat and sleep in between and dive again the next day. Liveaboard boats can also reach places that daytrips cannot and visit the more familiar sites in times that there are no other boats to crowd the dive sites.

Typically a liveaboard trip has 4 dives per day. The first dive starts at the time the sun rises. After the first dive there is a hefty breakfast and time to chill reading a book, watching a movie or comparing diving stories with your fellow divers.

During the day there are 2 more dives with rest and lunch in between them. The last dive of the day is normally a night dive, after which it is time for dinner and relaxing before hitting the bunks (or king size bed) for the night.

Liveaboards are for more experienced divers who really want to focus on diving. Typically a diver on a liveaboard safari is certified advanced level or above. You can also complete you Advanced course on a liveaboard, but you should be already Open Water certified with some diving experience under your belt before going on a liveaboard safari.

Most of the liveaboard safaris in Thailand make their tours  to the Similan Islands and the surrounding Islands in the northern Andaman sea of Thailand waters. These Islands are the first land that rises above the surface from the open seas and this means that the water is very clear and the marine life rich and abundant.

Koh Bon is a lonely Island north of the Similan Islands. This beautiful Island is one of the most popular underwater attractions in Thailand. There are fields of red and purple soft corals swaying in the current as turtles fly by. Small fish and colourful crustaceans go about their fishy business so there will be no boring moment on these dives as you will constantly have something new to wonder.  It is also more likely than not to watch the Manta Rays dance on the Koh Bon Ridge, gently and effortlessly fly through the water in a current that takes a good diver serious effort to just stay in place.

What’s included

What’s NOT included

• All services not mentioned as included and all items of a personal nature
• Any Alcoholic beverages
• Any extra items purchased in hotels, souvenir shops and other such establishments
• Travel insurance (cover against cancellation costs, medical expenses, including repatriation, in the event of accident or illness). We highly recommend you arrange appropriate insurance in your home country
• Airfares
• Visa Fees

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