 If you love exotic places, sunny beaches, crystal clear water and a fantastic variety of marine life, then join us on one of our liveaboard cruises.
Aboard the M/V Manta Queen I and M/V Manta Queen II you will visit the jewels of the Andaman Sea at Similan, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai Islands, Richelieu Rock and the Surin Island National Parks.
Our comfortable liveaboards, Manta Queen I, Manta Queen II and Manta Queen III accommodates you in spacious air-conditioned cabins.
Big saloons and wide sundecks invite you to enjoy and relax while our boats takes you to some of the world's top ten dive sites.
Wide dive decks allow the divers easy entries and exits. The tanks are refilled during your surface intervals, so all you have to do is what a liveaboard cruise is all about: sleeping - diving - eating - diving - relaxing - diving - eating - sunbathing...
What to bring
Towel, sun lotion, hat, sunglasses, sweat shirt for chilly nights
I-Pod, books or magazines, camera
Khao Lak Scuba Adventures highly recommends every diver to have extra dive insurance cover.
We offer extra insurance cover, day by day, week by week or annual from a UK based dive insurer. www.indepths.com Rates start as low as 175,- Thb per day.
Tips about equipment
Do not overload your luggage as you probably need less than you think. The water temperature is around 28 degrees Celcius all year round therefore a 3mm shorty wetsuit is usually enough but a full length 5mm suit wouldn't be out of place especially when making 3 to 4 dives a day.
Khao Lak Scuba Adventures also provides a full set of diving equipment (dive computers are not included in the rental sets) and many other important accessories can be rented at the dive center.
If you bring your own dive gear please make sure that regulators and BCD's are properly serviced (and checked!)
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center, boats, dive sites, islands and much more...
http://www.khaolakscubaadventures.com/gallery/
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