Our live-aboard scuba diving holidays

With our many years of experience operating live-aboard scuba diving vacations amongst the beautiful tropical islands of Thailand, Myanmar (Burma) and Indonesia, we promise you the best scuba diving available in all of the destinations that we visit.

We cater for up to eight guests on each trip, whilst offering a professional, friendly and personalized service. Our Dive-masters are experts in spotting and identifying all the rare and wonderful creatures that inhabit the waters of Southeast Asia.

The combination of diving, sailing and relaxing onboard a high quality sailing yacht, whilst being pampered by a professional crew, is just one of the reasons that so many people return for a repeat performance.

Please click the yellow destination headings for full information on each dive cruise.

Our Scuba Diving Destinations:

Similan Islands: A cluster of nine islands about fifty five nautical miles north west of Phuket, is Thailand’s premier dive destination. They offer a great diversity of marine life and undersea terrain. The islands themselves have some of the most stunning above-water surrounds in Asia, with dazzling turquoise water, white sand beaches and secluded bays framed by rocky headlands.

The Surin Islands are another sixty nautical miles further on from the Similan Islands. A group of five islands, with Richelieu Rock being twelve nautical miles to the east. This whole area offers excellent diving, with the above and below water characteristics being quite different to the Similans. Richelieu Rock is famous for whale sharks, being one of the few places in the world for regular sightings.

Comprising over eight hundred islands and covering an area of ten thousand square miles, these pristine islands had, until January 1997, been closed to all foreigners for well over fifty years. This vast area is incredibly beautiful and totally untouched by modern development, with a rich history of maritime trade, mysticism and piracy.

The modern-day Mergui Archipelago is as it was in days gone by, bar the piracy! Due to the archipelago’s virtual isolation, the islands and surrounding seas are alive with an amazing diversity of wildlife –great for sharks, flora and fauna.

The Andamans’ are a group of picturesque islands, big and small, inhabited and uninhabited, comprising five hundred and seventy two islands, islets and rocks, lying in the southeastern part of the Bay of Bengal. They lie along an arc, in a long and narrow broken chain, running approximately North-South, stretching nearly eight hundred kilometres. Belonging to India, but geographically related to Myanmar and Indonesia.

The islands of the Raja Ampat are extremely picturesque and diverse in their geological make up. Ranging from shear-sided granite islands, similar in appearance to Palau, to small coral sand cays and islets, resembling those of the Maldives. The waters of the Raja Ampat are crystal clear, with a deep blue / azure appearance. If you can imagine a South Pacific dream location, this is it!

Destination Iran Jaya - the Indonesian province that covers the western half of the large island of New Guinea, one of the world’s last unknown expanses, especially underwater. Diving is outstanding, offering diverse coral, stunning fish life, turtles, dugongs, sharks, rays, whales, all a common sight, not to mention an abundance of ships and aircraft wrecks just now being discovered.