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| Similans 3 Days / 3 Nights
Similan, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock, 4 Days / 4 Nights
Liveaboard diving, the ultimate way to explore one of
the worlds top ten dive spots. If you are looking for the ideal
way to enjoy a truly spectacular holiday that combines breathtaking
topside scenery with fabulous underwater topography and marine
life, then this is the one for you.
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Live Aboard Diving - What is it? |
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For those not familiar with the term Liveaboard, it’s
very simple - you eat on the boat, you sleep on the boat,
and best of all you dive straight off the boat onto the top
dive sites. What could be better for a dive fanatic? If that’s
what you’re here for, it’s a divers paradise.
But you don’t need to be a dive fanatic to also enjoy
this kind of dive trip. You may prefer to mix your diving
with a few trips to the beach, climb to the top of a huge
pile of granite boulders for which the Similans are famous,
or you may not even be a certified diver yet. This could be
a chance to learn diving at one of the world’s top dive
spots. The choice is yours, West Coast Divers can provide
you with the diving holiday of your dreams.
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The Similan Islands |
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About 90 kilometers Northwest of Phuket lie a group of islands
known as the Similans, from the Malay word simbilan, meaning
nine. They are in fact nine dramatic islands made up of granite
with huge mounds of boulders both above and below the water.
Topside some appear precariously balanced, ready to tumble
down with the next strong gust of wind. Underwater they often
form a network of dramatic "swim throughs" and attract superb
coral growth and an amazing variety of tropical fish. The
water in the Similans is usually crystal clear, and is also
well known for attracting manta rays and even whale sharks.
Here in the Andaman Sea, you will not only find giant rock
formations but also hard coral reefs and brilliant white sand.
All in all, the Similans combine to offer a memorable diving
holiday.
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How does it start ? |
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Transfer to Dive Boat M/V West Coast Explorer approx. 19:00,
then set out for the Similan Islands enjoying the late afternoon
sun and hopefully a spectacular tropical sunset. Arrival in
the Similan Islands is due at midnight, so after a good night's
sleep in a comfortable cabin, you can expect to wake up to
some truly spectacular scenery and the smell of a hearty breakfast
cooking. During your Similan Adventure, the staff will take
great pleasure in giving you our famous Thai hospitality,
we know you want this to be the holiday of a lifetime, and
that’s what we intend to make it. From start to finish,
your comfort and safety are our top priorities.
Your first dive is traditionally in a relatively shallow
and easy spot, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be
missing out. The aptly named Breakfast Bend is a gently sloping
hard coral reef ideal for your first taste of the Similan
Islands. Clouds of glass fish, bright red blue spotted grouper,
big eyes and squirrel fish are waiting for you on your first
dive. Watch out for garden eels on the white sandy bottom,
and the occasional turtle or two. Then, during your four dives
a day, including a night dive, be ready to experience a phenomenal
range of aquatic creatures.
The Similan Islands is justly famous for its enormous range
of fish species. From the smallest creatures such as shrimps
and nudibranchs, right through to the larger pelagics, it’s
fascinating to watch the natural cycle of who’s eating
who unfold. But don’t worry, you won't be included,
for the sharks you will see are passive reef dwellers like
White Tip sharks, Tawny Nurse sharks and our personal favorites
the Leopard Shark.
We, at West Coast Divers are
proud of our strong policy of ecological protection, and ensure
that these stunning underwater seascapes remain undamaged
and protected for future generations of
divers.
We take
only pictures,
and leave
only bubbl
es.
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