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MV Pawara

MV Pawara

MV Pawara Similan Liveaboard

The Boat

MV Pawara Similan Liveaboard is a beautiful vessel is one of the largest of the liveaboard boats in the Similan Islands. She cruises the Similan Islands, Surin Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai and Richelieu Rock.

Her steel construction allows a smooth and relaxing ride through the Andaman Sea, generous size and space promises plenty of room to relax in between diving the rich waters around the Similan and Surin Islands National Parks. With a substantial dining area, modern and comfortable lounge and a maximum of only 22 guests it is almost impossible not to find space to relax on this fantastic vessel.

The spacious air-conditioned saloon is equipped with WIFI, flat screen TV, DVD, sound system, karaoke, games and an extensive marine I.D library to help you log all the stunning creatures you can find in these amazingly diverse waters. Up top there is a large sundeck for topping up the tan or gazing at the stars on a comfortable, soft mattress.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard Saloon

5 Day / 4 Night Similan Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock – 14 dives

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 500 Baht per day (not including torch & computer)

Price is per person. Non Diver Entitled to 20% Discount. Single supplementary is 80% of the diver price. Prices do not include equipment or national park fees.

The Cabins

11 double cabins all but the budget have their own toilet, shower and sink which provides guests privacy beyond most boats in the area and all cabins have individual air conditioners. All cabins have been refitted for the 2014 -2015 season.

• 2 Master cabins – queen size bed with en-suite bathroom on the main deck.
• 4 Deluxe cabins – 2 bunk beds with en-suite bathroom also on the main deck.
• 4 Standard cabins – queen size bed or change to 2 separate beds with en-suite bathroom on the lower deck.
• 1 Budget cabin – 2 separate beds twin share located at lower deck with air-con, one flow air window, separate bathroom with hot shower.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard Cabin

The Food

Exceptional! The 3 delicious main meals are served buffet style on the large outdoor shaded area, a pre breakfast and afternoon snack is also provided. A mix of tasty traditional Thai and comforting western style dishes are served at every meal, ensuring there is something for everyone. Special dietary requirements are easily catered for but please inform us at time of booking.

Safety Features

2 x Life Rafts, full complement of life jackets, Fully equipped medic first aid station, Oxygen supply 6,000 liters capacity, Closed circuit video on the dive station and in the engine room, Full complement of fire extinguishers, GPS Plotter, Depth Sounder, Cellular Phone, SSB Radio

What’s 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 isn’t included

National Park Entry fee and diver’s fee: 1,800 Baht ( for diver) National Park Entry fee: 800 Baht ( for non diver ) Equipment rental full set 500 Baht per day Torch for Night Dive: 100 Baht, Suunto Dive Computer: 300 Baht per day.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard Sunset

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard Sunset

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