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Phuket liveaboards visit world-class dive sites including Similan Islands, Richelieu Rock, Surin Islands, Hin Daeng & Hin Muang and even to Burma Banks and Indonesia.
We offer range of dive boats with different prices, standard, duration and destination to accommodate your needs, budget and schedule. Some boats are best for the budget-minded travelers, while others cater to the serious divers seeking great dive services with luxurious pampering. Facility and service on all of our recommended boats are up to western standard including air-con cabins, western restrooms and Thai & Western dishes during your trip.
Most boats offer 3 day dives & 1 night dive per day. Depths could be 20m (60ft) to 40m+ (120ft) and current can be very strong at some sites. Advanced or above level certification and experience is highly recommended to enjoy all the dives. |
Manta Fever - Our Recommended Liveaboard Boats
These 2 boats are the ones we have worked very close with, been diving on the boat, know the staff and most important of all, we enjoy diving with them!. Email us so we can tell you all the details!
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Liveaboard Boats
Listed below are only highlights of Phuket liveaboard boats. We also arrange charter trips & special trips on requests. Please email for details. |
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200 $US+ / day |
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Price from
150 $US+ / day |
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Manta Queen 3 - coming soon
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Flexible Liveaboard (everyday departure) |
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Similan Islands Lying north to south approximately 100km north of Phuket, consist of 9 islands and surrounding dive sites. On the east sides are beautiful white powder-sand slopes dramatically dropping from the beaches, some up to 30 meters or deeper, some covered with massive healthy coral reefs. Frequently visited for deep dives in the morning, west sides of the islands offer dynamic rocky formations. Some boulders rise from the bottom (30M or deeper) straight up to above water creating very exciting underwater landscapes for you to explore. Since the SimilanIslands are one of Thailand's National Parks, marine life are well protected and boast great variety. Some of them are very unique which can be sighted only in the area, very different from the other side of Malay Peninsula or Pacific Ocean. Try to count how many kinds of butterfly fish you can spot in one dive and meet various cousins of Nemo. Leopard Sharks and reef sharks, great barracudas are commonly seen in the morning dives and colorful reef fish, small stuff and occasional Napoleons are dwellers in the afternoon dive sites.
Visibility: 20-40 meters+
Depth: 5-40 meters
Current: mild - very strong
Diver Level: advance and above, partially suitable for beginner |
Richelieu Rock is known as one of the world’s best place to swim with the Whale Shark. The top of this dive site is barely exposed only when low tide but with or without the shark, the vibrant underwater life and generally good visibility makes this dive site very popular. Koh Tachai is also known for large creatures and common but rich marine life.
Visibility:15-30 meters+
Depth: 5-35+ meters
Current: mild - very strong
Diver Level: advance and above
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Koh Bon as well as some of the dive sites in the Similans is known for Manta Rays encounter, where you might spend most of your bottom time with multiple mantas. The island also offers a great wall dive where leopard sharks and nurse sharks are common. Koh Bon’s West Ridge is one of the few sites in the region where it dramatically drops down to 30 meters+ in depth.
Visibility: 15-30 meters+
Depth: 10-35+ meters
Current: mild - strong
Diver Level: advance and above, partially suitable for beginner
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Hin Daeng & Hin Muang (Red Rock & Purple Rock) are generally visited only via liveaboard trips from Phuket due to its remote location. They are both large rocky area offering great walls and steep slopes which partially drop down to 40 meters or deeper. H.D has red soft corals while H.M is covered with purple soft corals. Jacks, barracudas, needle fish, turtles and reef sharks are regulars at H.D. H.M boasts large sea fans and anemones hosting the busy marine life and is also known for Manta Ray and Whale Shark encounters.
Visibility: 10-40 meters
Depth: 5-35+ meters
Current: mild to strong
Diver Level: advance and above, partially suitable for beginner
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