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Dive Race Class E

Dive Race Class E

Dive Race Class E liveaboard in the Similan Islands – South Andamans

Get an early season discount of THB 4,000 for all early trips for November and early December

MV Dive Race Class E will be the most luxurious and modern scuba diving liveaboard vessel cruising the Similan Islands, Surin Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock in 2015. Specifically built this year, this magnificent vessel really raises the bar for Thailand liveaboards and due to it’s size and stability will also be running extended trips from North to South Andaman and South to North Andaman including Hing Deang & Hin Muang. It can take a maximum of 28 divers but for the Similan cruises that will be reduced to just 20. A 60” 3D TV in the luxurious air conditioned lounge, private massage room and an extensive sun deck makes sure that guests have plenty of relaxing options to choose from between dives.

Similan Islands – Richelieu Rock – Thailand

North to South Andamans/South to North Andamans

South Andaman, Hin Deang, Hin Muang

The Cabins

6 luxury twin share cabins all have private bathrooms, individually controlled air conditioning and even a private balcony! They can all be converted to a double bed configuration for couples.

The remaining 4 twin ensuite cabins offer the same features but don’t have the balcony.

The Food

Well we simply don’t know yet, the boat is that new. Tasty and plentiful western and Thai cuisine has been promised and cooked to an extremely high standard.

Safety Features

Radio/communication system, Lowrance GPS, Lowrance Radar, Depth and side scan Sounder, Auto Pilot, AIS Transponder, Medical Oxygen, Extensive First Aid Kit, 2 x Life Raft (50 pax each), 2 x 4.5m tenders with 40hp outboard engines.

What is Included

Air-conditioning in all cabins. All meals, fruits, drinking water, coffee, tea. Divemaster supervision, tanks, weights, weight belts. Transfer to and from your hotel / dive vessel. Accident & recompression chamber insurance.

What is not Included

National Park Entry fee and diver’s fee: 1,800 Baht ( for diver) National Park Entry fee: 1000 Baht ( for non diver ) Equipment rental full set 700 Baht per day Torch for Night Dive: 100 Baht, Suunto Dive Computer: 300 Baht per day.

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Dive Race Class E Schedules

November 2018

Trip Number Dates Destination Duration Number of Dives
DRT1819 11 Nov 18 – 15 Nov 18 South Andaman, Hin Deang, Hin Muang 4D – 4N 14
DRT1820 16 Nov 18 – 20 Nov 18 South Andaman, Hin Deang, Hin Muang 4D – 4N 14
DRT1821 21 Nov 18 – 26 Nov 18 South to North Andaman 5D – 5N 18
DRT1822 27 Nov 18 – 01 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14

December 2018 Departures

Trip Number Dates Destination Duration Number of Dives
DRT1823 02 Dec 18 – 06 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1824 07 Dec 18 – 11 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1825 12 Dec 18 – 16 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1826 17 Dec 18 – 21 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRTXMAS18** 22 Dec 18 – 27 Dec 18 Similan – Richelieu **From THB 56,000 5D – 5N 18
DRTNYR19 FULL FULL FULL 5D – 5N 18

January 2019 Departures

Trip Number Dates Destination Duration Number of Dives
DRT1901 03 Jan 19 – 07 Jan 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1902 08 Jan 19 – 12 Jan 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1903 13 Jan 19 – 17 Jan 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1904 18 Jan 19 – 22 Jan 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1905 23 Jan 19 – 27 Jan 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 18
DRT1906 28 Jan 19 – 01 Feb 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14

February 2019 Departures

Trip Number Dates Destination Duration Number of Dives
DRT1907 – FULL FULL FULL 4D – 4N 14
DRT1908 FULL FULL FULL 5D – 5N 14
DRT1909 12 Feb 19 – 16 Feb 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1910 FULL FULL FULL 4D – 4N 14
DRT1911 FULL FULL FULL 4D – 4N 14
DRT1912 27 Feb 19 – 03 Mar 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14

March 2019 Departures

Trip Number Dates Destination Duration Number of Dives
DRT1913 04 Mar 19 – 08 Mar 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1914 09 Mar 19 – 13 Mar 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1915 14 Mar 19 – 18 Mar 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1916 19 Mar 19 – 23 Mar 19 Similan – Richelieu 4D – 4N 14
DRT1917 24 Mar 18 – 29 Mar 19 North to South Andaman 5D – 5N 18

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