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• Similan Islands • Ko Bon/Ko Tachai • Richelieu Rock • Mergui Archipelago Takes you to the BEST dive sites of Thailand and Burma (Myanmar): Similan Islands Ko Bon/Ko Tachai Richelieu Rock Mergui Archipelago 5 day 4 night trips to Similan Islands, Ko Bon, Ko Tachai & Richelieu Rock—13/14 dives 8 day 7 night trips to include Mergui Archipelago, Burma—20/22 dives MV Deep Andaman Queen is a 28m long and 7m wide steel-hulled boat. The most spacious dive deck and platform of any diving liveaboard in Thailand! One of the most popular liveaboard choices and for good reason! Accommodates a maximum of 21 divers in comfortable air conditioned cabins—all cabins have private bathroom and hot water. The Master cabin has one of the best panoramic ocean views of any Thailand liveaboard. Meals are freshly prepared on board. There is spacious seating area directly at the front of the boat, as well as sun chairs, loungers and sofas on the very top deck. Power points can be found in all cabins, with additional power points in the saloon for those wanting to charge the batteries of cameras and other technical devices. Standard Standard Standard DURATION DESTINATION Master VIP Twin Triple Quad 4 day/4 night Thailand (14 dives) 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 5 day/5 night Thailand (18 dives) 63250 55000 48125 44000 41250 (Xmas/NY) Burma & Thailand 7 day/7 night 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 (22 dives) Price includes transfer hotel in Phuket/Khao Lak—boat—hotel, full board, soft drinks, tanks, weights, weight belt and experienced dive guide. Price does NOT include: National Park Fee (1800.-THB 4 day / 2000.-THB 5 day), alcoholic drinks, torch for night dive, NITROX, diving equipment (full set = 700.-THB per day), dive computer (500.-THB per day). All prices per person in Thai Baht. Burma (Myanmar) trips: extra 200 US$ entry/diving fee payable on board. For more info: Liveaboards page Send enquiry to [email protected] Schedule: Deep Andaman Queen—all trips 2017/18 Departure Arrival Destination Duration Master VIP Twin Triple Quad 15.10.17 19.10.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 20.10.17 24.10.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 25.10.17 29.10.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 30.10.17 6.11.17 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 7.11.17 11.11.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 12.11.17 16.11.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 17.11.17 21.11.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 22.11.17 26.11.17 Thailand—Sim, Surin & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 27.11.17 4.12.17 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 5.12.17 9.12.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 9.12.17 13.12.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 13.12.17 17.12.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 19.12.17 23.12.17 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 24.12.17 29.12.17 Thailand—Sim, Surin & Richeieu 5/5 63250 55000 48125 44000 41250 30.12.17 03.01.18 Thailand—Sim, Surin & Richelieu 5/5 63250 55000 48125 44000 41250 5.01.18 12.01.18 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 13.01.18 17.01.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 18.01.18 22.01.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 23.01.18 27.01.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 28.01.18 4.02.18 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 5.02.18 9.02.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 10.02.18 14.02.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 63000 59500 15.02.18 19.02.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 20.02.18 24.02.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 25.02.18 1.03.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 2.03.18 9.03.18 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 10.03.18 14.03.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 14.03.18 18.03.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 19.03.18 23.03.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 24.03.18 28.03.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 29.03.18 5.04.18 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 6.04.18 10.04.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 11.04.18 15.04.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 16.04.18 20.04.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 25.04.18 29.04.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 30.04.18 7.05.18 BURMA & THAILAND 7/7 87500 77000 68250 63000 59500 8.05.18 12.05.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 12.05.18 16.05.18 Thailand—Similans & Richelieu 4/4 46000 40000 35700 32000 30000 For more info: Liveaboards page Send enquiry to [email protected] .
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