Manta Queen 3 Similan Islands Liveaboard

Manta Queen 3 liveaboard to the Southern Andaman

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The Manta Queen 3 was custom built in 2011 specifically as a day trip and liveaboard boat to serve the the Thai waters, formally doing the Similan trips she is now dedication to the Souther Andaman with dive sites like Koh Haa, Hin Deang, Hin Muang and Koh Lipe.

She accommodates 31 guests in three different styles of cabins having one master en-suite cabin, 2 deluxe en-suite cabins and six standard cabins that can sleep either two or three guests. The Manta Queen 3 will spend the whole season in the Southern Andaman.

With daily transfers and no fixed schedule she is a great boat to plan your Similan Island scuba diving trip around.

She prides herself on her bigger cabins, large sundeck and huge saloon which is ideal for relaxing and watching a movie in between dives.

Manta Queen 3 Ariel Aussie Divers

4 Day / 4 Night Southern Andaman – 15 dives

What’s Included

Air-conditioning in all cabins. All meals, fruits, drinking water, coffee, tea. Divemaster supervision, tanks, weights, weight belts. Accident & recompression chamber insurance and hopefully some excellent scuba diving.

What is not Included

National Park Entry fee and diver’s fee: THB 1800 (for diver) National Park Entry fee: THB 800 (for non diver) Transfer to and from Phuket / dive vessel (THB 600). Rental Equipment (BCD/Reg/Fins/Mask/Wetsuit only) THB 400/day, Torch for Night Dive: THB 100 Suunto Dive Computer: THB 300 per day.

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Manta Queen 3 Double Bed Ensuite Cabin
Manta Queen 3 Double Bed Ensuite Cabin

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