Phuket Coral Divers - Scuba Diving in Phuket Thailand

Liveaboard Cruises to Similan and beyond

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We offer regular Liveaboard departures throughout the high season from October to May. Join in for world class diving at affordable rates, designed to fit the budget and requirement of every diver. Diving on a liveaboard provides a taste of every diver's dream: Living at sea! Lush tropical islands surround you while anchoring at some of the world's most beautiful destinations. The dive sites here are so outstanding, that many divers join at least one Andaman Sea liveaboard cruise per year! Delicious Thai and European cuisine plus comfortable on-board accommodation, all inclusive round out the perfect diving vacation!

Similan Islands
Experience one of the top ten divesites in the world: The Similan Islands! Like beads on a string, these spectacular collection of 9 scenic tropical islands is situated in the Andaman Sea 100 km's northwest off Phuket. The Similans were declared a Marine National Park in 1982 and offer you the opportunity to explore a breathtaking underwater architecture supplied by massive granite boulders, forming swim-throughs and caverns. Wall and drift dives with an incredible variety of marine life, including leopard and reef sharks are possible options. The visibility ranges from 70 to 120 feet! The most dive sites are located on Similan's west coast, but also the east coast accommodates absolutely fantastic dive sites such as the 'East of Eden'. In our opinion this is the ultimate spot as it combines every kind of coral and sponge reportetd in the Andaman Sea! Very often, dolphins accompany the boat on it's way to this unbelievable tropical paradise!

   Richelieu Rock
   Richelieu Rock, gained international recognition as THE whale shark magnet and is located 90 km's further up north from The Similan's. Despite the big chance of big fish encounters, Richelieu Rock's underwater formations accomodate every single species found in books about tropical reef fish. This is definitely a destination you don't want to miss!

   Hin Daeng & Hin Muang
   Hin Daeng and Hin Muang are huge underwater reefs, combining every aspect of reef architecture. Here you will find steep walls, hard coral reefs, rock formations, ridges, canyons and more. Hin Muang covers the size of a football field and is the most thrilling dive site in Thailand! Frequent sightings of huge plancton feeders are just the cream on top of these very special dive sites!

Burma Banks
The Burma Banks are famous for shark encounters with silver tip and nurse sharks. The curious and non-aggressive sharks approach the diver to armlength distance. The visibility often exceeds 90 feet and reveals the scenic beauty of the reef plateaus, which settle at a comfortable depth of 45+ feet. The Burma Banks invite for long and thrilling shark dives in remote waters that can be only visited between November and May. Don't forget your camera! Don't miss the chance of looking the world's oldest predator right in the eye!

Please contact us for further information regarding Liveaboard Cruises - We also arrange group tours and custom-tailored charters!

Liveaboard Prices:
Similan - Surin Island & Richelieu Rock 4-5 days price from: 25'000 Baht and 5-6 days price from: 30'000 Bath
Hin Daeng & Hin Muang 2-3 days prices from: 14.500 Baht
Andaman Cruise 7 days prices from: 1'000 US$
Whale Shark Safari 7 days prices from: 1'250 US$

Prices include: Fullboard, coffee, tea, drinking water, tanks, weights, weight belt, Divemaster or Instructor.

NEW!!! We also offer Speedboat excursions to the outstanding dive sites Hin Daeng, Hin Muang and Similan.
The price for Speedboat excursions to Hin Daeng or Similan is on request.

NEW!!! One day to the Similan Island
Monday - Saturday 2 dives 3.000.- Baht
Sunday Special 3 dives 3.500.- Baht

Similan Island National Park:
Entry fee per day 200.- Baht

Phuket Coral Divers
6/42 Viset Rd., Moo 2 - Rawai Beach
83130 Phuket / Thailand
Phone + Fax : +66 (0) 76 288 130 , 343
Mobile: 081 89 59 228
e-mail: info@phuket-coral-divers.com

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