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Liveaboard Adventure Cruises
 Looking for an alternative destination for world-class diving?
You'll discover we offer stacks of adventure-bound liveaboard trips to the Mergui Archipelago, Burma Banks, Similan Islands, Richelieu Rock in Thailand.
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- Budget
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Burma Liveaboard Diving Destinations
Myanmar liveaboard safaris in the Mergui Archipelago and Burma Banks are voyages of discovery. The promise of sharks and manta rays at some of the more famous sites such as Black Rock, Shark Cave and the Banks themselves, hangs like a veil over excited dinner conversations.
But don't allow the big marine encounters to absorb all your attention. Burma liveaboards are equally as popular with macro enthusiasts too. Frogfish, seashorses, ghost pipefish, razorfish and nudibranchs can be found at most of the dive sites, so don't forget your camera!
Perhaps the true romance of diving in Burma lies in the solitude and spirit of adventure that cruising around these remote islands engender. Unlike in neighbouring Thailand, the chances are good that you won't even see another diving boat in the whole of your trip.
Short liveaboards in Burma of only four of five days, visit the southern Mergui islands and caverns as far as Black Rock and the Burma Banks. Occasional trips run instead to the northern and more remote dive destinations of Tower Rock, Torres Islands and up to Cabusa Island.
If time allows, why not join an ultimate Myanmar liveaboards tour of the whole of Mergui Archipelago and Burma Banks? Alternatively, you can combine diving the south of Myanmar with a Thailand liveaboard to Similan Islands and Richelieu Rock, with its whale sharks and superb underwater scenery.
Specifics
All trip prices normally include:
Diving, air-conditioned cabins, catering, non-alcoholic drinks, transfers, weights, torches and tanks, professional divemasters and all taxes. Your shortlist quote will include no 'hidden extras'.
Please note that, Burma immigration entry fees are not included in your quote. Fees range from US$ 130-165, depending on length of stay. National Marine Park Fees are also not included in your quote (unless otherwise stated). Similan Islands National Marine Park fees are currently 200 Thai Baht (US$ 5) per entrance plus B200 per person per day.
Full sets of Aqualung™ diving equipment with compass can be rented for US$ 12.50 per day. Suunto™ dive computers can be rented for US$ 5 per day. Sealife Reefmaster cameras can be rented for US$ 15 per day and Sea & Sea MX 10 with strobe for US$ 25 per day.
Ports of departure:
Burma liveaboard cruises depart from Phuket, Khao Lak in Phang Nga (one and a half hours minibus transfer north of Phuket), or Ranong (four to five hours minibus transfer north of Phuket). Transfers are provided free of charge from all areas of Phuket (unless otherwise stated).
Dive The World ratings scheme:
The customer rating displayed for each of our cruises is an indication of our customers' satisfaction. 5 star is excellent, 4 star is very good, 3 star is good, 2 star is average, and 1 star is below average. We ask each and everyone one of our customers to rate their diving cruise, and the rating earned by each boat is an average of the ratings received from our customers over the last season. That way, we ensure that our recommendations and ratings are truly unbiased and reflect up-to-date performance based on the most important indicator - your satisfaction!
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