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Ross R
เซอร์เรย์, แคนาดา2 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • เพื่อนๆ
TRIP REPORT – MV EXPLORER FROM SEA DRAGON DIVE CENTER
After my dive buddy and I decided to do another liveaboard trip, I was tasked with doing the research on destinations and trip length. Given that it was somewhat of a last-minute commitment, there were some limitations in availability in regions that neither of us had previously done. Thailand eventually topped the list.
Our location on the west coast of Canada meant that a Thailand trip would involve long flights so more bang for the buck would be achieved by a ten-to-fourteen-day liveaboard itinerary. Although there were about three liveaboards that offered longer itineraries, only Sea Dragon’s MV Explorer had available space on their 13-day trip. This trip is actually a combination of their 5, 3 and 5 day trips but, in spite of that, there wasn’t a lot of duplication in dives site and those that were such as Richelieu Rock were very deserving of multiple visits. The one downside of the combined trips was that the final day of each segment only offer 2 dives before heading to a northern fishing village to offload departing guests and await the arrival of new ones. That did, however, give you the opportunity to off-gas and to take advantage of inexpensive beer.
The Explorer is a 25 Meter (82 feet) wooden hulled ship that has been re-configured as a dive boat. The Sea Dragon Dive Centre offers this and the steel hulled Andaman as liveaboards and both reflect very good value relative to other liveaboard operators. They are, however, not as luxurious. According to staff, the Andaman caters to a younger crowd who don’t mind the mostly dorm style accommodations and 20 divers instead of the 16 max on the Explorer. The Explorer is slightly more expensive.
The ship’s layout is quite functional as a dive platform. The dive deck is not really any tighter than other liveaboards I have been on, and crowding is minimized by only allowing one or two groups to gear up at a time. They divide guests into groups of four plus a guide. Sadly, all dives are from a RIB dingy since a high-ranking government official had a close call with a big boat upon surfacing a few years ago. He issued an edict that there would be no jumping off the big boats any longer. The boat staff are great in assisting divers on and off of the dingy. Each dive station has a milk crate for gear. There are several freshwater rinse hoses as well as a camera and computer rinse tank. The camera table is quite small and, since it is also used by the cooks, your set-up will be gently moved out of the way when they need it.
The booking price does include a full set of dive gear. From a glance, the dive gear appeared to be relatively current, name brand items that are well maintained by the staff. Do be aware that the BCD’s are not weight integrated. The bonus for guests using the boat’s gear is that, at the end of their trips, they leave it to the crew to clean, dry and put away. If you bring your own gear (as we and a few divers did) you get a 10% discount off the price of the trip…but make sure you tell that to the diver centre staff when you are making the final payment. They do provide, at no charge, weight belts or weights for integrated BCD’s, dive computers (Zoop), torches for night dives and not particularly good SMB’s. Tanks are standard 12 Litre/Aluminum 80’s with DIN or Yoke available. Larger 15 Litre tanks are available. Guests gear up and head to the dingy when called and the boat crew will have already grabbed your fins to be put on when you are seated.
Everyone is different in terms of their need for thermal protection and that will vary depending on the time of year. For me and for this trip in May, a 2-mil shorty was fine but be prepared for massive temperatures due to upswelling currents. There were times when we felt like we had gone from a hot tub to an ice bath and the computer recorded temperatures as high as 87 down to 73 degrees Fahrenheit.
The dive deck also has three washrooms with toilet, sink and shower for a quick change between dives. The dive guide cabin is located on this deck as is the kitchen. Past the kitchen are 6 ensuite guest cabins that accommodate two guests either in twin or double configurations. They are very well air conditioned but, contrary to website claims, doesn’t really have ample storage space. That is a very good reason to pack far less clothing as this is, after all, a dive boat and not a fashion show. There are 220 Volt round pin power outlets for each bunk, good individual reading lights and a decent pillow and blanket. The pads on the bunks did make me appreciate the hotel mattress and the Thai massage after the trip. It is not an overly spacious cabin but not outrageously small either. All of these cabins have a good size sea view window that could be used for an evacuation should the principal exit be blocked. The combo toilet, sink and shower washroom is small but adequate. The provided towel is not overly plush, and you may wish to bring your own for topside or the beach. When booking you should be aware that these are the only cabins with ensuite washrooms. The two double cabins on the middle deck do not have ensuites and do need to utilize the washrooms on the dive deck….one deck down.
The middle deck is the key area between dives. It has a considerable amount of seating for meals and socializing along with coolers/freezers for drinks and ice cream treats. Certain items such as beer, wine, coffee capsules and ice cream cost extra and are on an honor system for guests to record consumption. Prices are more than reasonable. All meals, buffet style, are served here and you will not go hungry. The middle deck has some charging availability and a very large supply of clips for drying clothing on the rails along each side of the front deck right to the bow. The two double cabins are on this deck. This deck is where all the pre-dive briefings take place and the daily dive schedule (subject to change due to weather/current) is posted. Each guest has an insulated drink container (with identifying letters) to borrow although many bring their own.
I will say that my dive buddy and I, in addition to liking the great boat staff and dive guides, had a great connection to John Carter…. our trip supervisor and our dive guide for the two five-day segments.
The upper deck would be considered a sundeck and has full length pads, hammocks and bean bag chairs and is partially covered as well as open for sunseekers. It does get hot up top.
THE GOOD
• Very good value…not the Hilton but above a Motel 6
• Exceptionally delicious and plentiful food…both Thai and Western with consideration to vegetarians upon request. You would be hard pressed to find better on any boat. The routine was usually: briefing, dive, eat and surface interval. Repeat three and four times daily.
• An incredibly hard working and delightful boat crew and dive guides. I have only done about 10 liveaboards and have had equal but never better crews and guides. We especially enjoyed John and Nat who were our guides.
• We also had the pleasure of having two dive master’s in training who accompanied us on all dives and did guide some of them.
• Small dive groups and a strategy to be woken up early so as to have a quick briefing and to get in the water earlier than the other big boats. Once we have done that, then the food and surface intervals for us and the other boats generally kept us well apart.
• Extra charges for Nitrox were reasonable as were the treat and beverages that required payment.
• Dive groups organized based on experience.
• A nice assortment of guests from various ends of the earth.
• Dive guides who cater to guest requests when it comes to finding marine life.
• Dive boat supervisors who offered exceptional communication throughout the trips.
• Some world class dive sites…especially Richelieu Rock that was full of massive schools of fish and lots of pelagic predators.
• Sea Dragon Dive Center itself as they were reliable in advance communications and took care of things like arranging reasonably priced taxis to and from the dive center or recommending hotels.
• The recommended tip level is more than reasonable and more than deserved.
• A skilled and experienced Captain.
THE NOT SO GOOD
• Somewhat smallish sleeping quarters.
• Cabin mattresses that were not overly kind to your back.
• Smallish camera table compared to other boats
• No Nitrox analyzers available to guests. Instead, a staff member would sample one tank and declare the percentage for everyone diving Nitrox. The boat should invest in a couple of analyzers for the guests to do their own testing to sign off. This is how nitrox divers were taught during their course.
• The SMBs for the guests are pretty basic and do not include a reel. You may wish to bring your own.
• Although they provide torches for night dives and the guide carries one back-up, any further fails would end the dive. Bring your own as a back-up.
• Not exceptional visibility. Probably 50 feet tops. That may have been a product of the time of year.
• The limit of two dives on the transition days.
• Not seeing mantas or whale sharks. Certainly not the fault of the boat or the crew and likely the time of the year. We did make up for it by finding a large Bull Shark on one dive.
OVERALL
I would, without exception, recommend this boat and crew to friends looking to dive the Similans and the Andaman Sea. I doubt that you would improve on the food on any other boat and that the higher priced ones would only see a little more luxury and larger cabins.
After my dive buddy and I decided to do another liveaboard trip, I was tasked with doing the research on destinations and trip length. Given that it was somewhat of a last-minute commitment, there were some limitations in availability in regions that neither of us had previously done. Thailand eventually topped the list.
Our location on the west coast of Canada meant that a Thailand trip would involve long flights so more bang for the buck would be achieved by a ten-to-fourteen-day liveaboard itinerary. Although there were about three liveaboards that offered longer itineraries, only Sea Dragon’s MV Explorer had available space on their 13-day trip. This trip is actually a combination of their 5, 3 and 5 day trips but, in spite of that, there wasn’t a lot of duplication in dives site and those that were such as Richelieu Rock were very deserving of multiple visits. The one downside of the combined trips was that the final day of each segment only offer 2 dives before heading to a northern fishing village to offload departing guests and await the arrival of new ones. That did, however, give you the opportunity to off-gas and to take advantage of inexpensive beer.
The Explorer is a 25 Meter (82 feet) wooden hulled ship that has been re-configured as a dive boat. The Sea Dragon Dive Centre offers this and the steel hulled Andaman as liveaboards and both reflect very good value relative to other liveaboard operators. They are, however, not as luxurious. According to staff, the Andaman caters to a younger crowd who don’t mind the mostly dorm style accommodations and 20 divers instead of the 16 max on the Explorer. The Explorer is slightly more expensive.
The ship’s layout is quite functional as a dive platform. The dive deck is not really any tighter than other liveaboards I have been on, and crowding is minimized by only allowing one or two groups to gear up at a time. They divide guests into groups of four plus a guide. Sadly, all dives are from a RIB dingy since a high-ranking government official had a close call with a big boat upon surfacing a few years ago. He issued an edict that there would be no jumping off the big boats any longer. The boat staff are great in assisting divers on and off of the dingy. Each dive station has a milk crate for gear. There are several freshwater rinse hoses as well as a camera and computer rinse tank. The camera table is quite small and, since it is also used by the cooks, your set-up will be gently moved out of the way when they need it.
The booking price does include a full set of dive gear. From a glance, the dive gear appeared to be relatively current, name brand items that are well maintained by the staff. Do be aware that the BCD’s are not weight integrated. The bonus for guests using the boat’s gear is that, at the end of their trips, they leave it to the crew to clean, dry and put away. If you bring your own gear (as we and a few divers did) you get a 10% discount off the price of the trip…but make sure you tell that to the diver centre staff when you are making the final payment. They do provide, at no charge, weight belts or weights for integrated BCD’s, dive computers (Zoop), torches for night dives and not particularly good SMB’s. Tanks are standard 12 Litre/Aluminum 80’s with DIN or Yoke available. Larger 15 Litre tanks are available. Guests gear up and head to the dingy when called and the boat crew will have already grabbed your fins to be put on when you are seated.
Everyone is different in terms of their need for thermal protection and that will vary depending on the time of year. For me and for this trip in May, a 2-mil shorty was fine but be prepared for massive temperatures due to upswelling currents. There were times when we felt like we had gone from a hot tub to an ice bath and the computer recorded temperatures as high as 87 down to 73 degrees Fahrenheit.
The dive deck also has three washrooms with toilet, sink and shower for a quick change between dives. The dive guide cabin is located on this deck as is the kitchen. Past the kitchen are 6 ensuite guest cabins that accommodate two guests either in twin or double configurations. They are very well air conditioned but, contrary to website claims, doesn’t really have ample storage space. That is a very good reason to pack far less clothing as this is, after all, a dive boat and not a fashion show. There are 220 Volt round pin power outlets for each bunk, good individual reading lights and a decent pillow and blanket. The pads on the bunks did make me appreciate the hotel mattress and the Thai massage after the trip. It is not an overly spacious cabin but not outrageously small either. All of these cabins have a good size sea view window that could be used for an evacuation should the principal exit be blocked. The combo toilet, sink and shower washroom is small but adequate. The provided towel is not overly plush, and you may wish to bring your own for topside or the beach. When booking you should be aware that these are the only cabins with ensuite washrooms. The two double cabins on the middle deck do not have ensuites and do need to utilize the washrooms on the dive deck….one deck down.
The middle deck is the key area between dives. It has a considerable amount of seating for meals and socializing along with coolers/freezers for drinks and ice cream treats. Certain items such as beer, wine, coffee capsules and ice cream cost extra and are on an honor system for guests to record consumption. Prices are more than reasonable. All meals, buffet style, are served here and you will not go hungry. The middle deck has some charging availability and a very large supply of clips for drying clothing on the rails along each side of the front deck right to the bow. The two double cabins are on this deck. This deck is where all the pre-dive briefings take place and the daily dive schedule (subject to change due to weather/current) is posted. Each guest has an insulated drink container (with identifying letters) to borrow although many bring their own.
I will say that my dive buddy and I, in addition to liking the great boat staff and dive guides, had a great connection to John Carter…. our trip supervisor and our dive guide for the two five-day segments.
The upper deck would be considered a sundeck and has full length pads, hammocks and bean bag chairs and is partially covered as well as open for sunseekers. It does get hot up top.
THE GOOD
• Very good value…not the Hilton but above a Motel 6
• Exceptionally delicious and plentiful food…both Thai and Western with consideration to vegetarians upon request. You would be hard pressed to find better on any boat. The routine was usually: briefing, dive, eat and surface interval. Repeat three and four times daily.
• An incredibly hard working and delightful boat crew and dive guides. I have only done about 10 liveaboards and have had equal but never better crews and guides. We especially enjoyed John and Nat who were our guides.
• We also had the pleasure of having two dive master’s in training who accompanied us on all dives and did guide some of them.
• Small dive groups and a strategy to be woken up early so as to have a quick briefing and to get in the water earlier than the other big boats. Once we have done that, then the food and surface intervals for us and the other boats generally kept us well apart.
• Extra charges for Nitrox were reasonable as were the treat and beverages that required payment.
• Dive groups organized based on experience.
• A nice assortment of guests from various ends of the earth.
• Dive guides who cater to guest requests when it comes to finding marine life.
• Dive boat supervisors who offered exceptional communication throughout the trips.
• Some world class dive sites…especially Richelieu Rock that was full of massive schools of fish and lots of pelagic predators.
• Sea Dragon Dive Center itself as they were reliable in advance communications and took care of things like arranging reasonably priced taxis to and from the dive center or recommending hotels.
• The recommended tip level is more than reasonable and more than deserved.
• A skilled and experienced Captain.
THE NOT SO GOOD
• Somewhat smallish sleeping quarters.
• Cabin mattresses that were not overly kind to your back.
• Smallish camera table compared to other boats
• No Nitrox analyzers available to guests. Instead, a staff member would sample one tank and declare the percentage for everyone diving Nitrox. The boat should invest in a couple of analyzers for the guests to do their own testing to sign off. This is how nitrox divers were taught during their course.
• The SMBs for the guests are pretty basic and do not include a reel. You may wish to bring your own.
• Although they provide torches for night dives and the guide carries one back-up, any further fails would end the dive. Bring your own as a back-up.
• Not exceptional visibility. Probably 50 feet tops. That may have been a product of the time of year.
• The limit of two dives on the transition days.
• Not seeing mantas or whale sharks. Certainly not the fault of the boat or the crew and likely the time of the year. We did make up for it by finding a large Bull Shark on one dive.
OVERALL
I would, without exception, recommend this boat and crew to friends looking to dive the Similans and the Andaman Sea. I doubt that you would improve on the food on any other boat and that the higher priced ones would only see a little more luxury and larger cabins.
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mark a
สหราชอาณาจักร18 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • เดินทางคนเดียว
Got to give them 5 stars. It's an easy 5 tbh
Great comms, picked up on time, dropped off immediately after dives which I like. I had.most of my own kit so for pick up drop off 2 dives on a very nice boat and lunch cost me about £40.That is ridulous, I'd have paid them twice that.
Staff were all excellent, manager was lovely, came and introduced herself. some very nice dives, I went near the end of season so wasn't expecting much, but the life on the artificial reef was superb
Highly recommended
Great comms, picked up on time, dropped off immediately after dives which I like. I had.most of my own kit so for pick up drop off 2 dives on a very nice boat and lunch cost me about £40.That is ridulous, I'd have paid them twice that.
Staff were all excellent, manager was lovely, came and introduced herself. some very nice dives, I went near the end of season so wasn't expecting much, but the life on the artificial reef was superb
Highly recommended
เขียนเมื่อ 19 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2024
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The Pope
นครวาติกัน, อิตาลี4 ผลงาน
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • เดินทางคนเดียว
I went on the 4D/4N trip with the MV Andaman and had a great time.
Marc was the best divemaster/instructor I could have asked for. He is fun, he cared about us having a great experience, he was patient, and he shared valuable knowledge whenever possible. The dive sites were great too and the food was ridiculously delicious!
Marc was the best divemaster/instructor I could have asked for. He is fun, he cared about us having a great experience, he was patient, and he shared valuable knowledge whenever possible. The dive sites were great too and the food was ridiculously delicious!
เขียนเมื่อ 18 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2024
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Caja E
1 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2024 • เดินทางคนเดียว
I just had the best 4 days on M/V Andaman with the most amazing, breathtaking crew!
The boat crew and our dive instructors: Pi Ton, Nin, Nat, Job and Phi Phi Ton - and Karlos, our guide, all made this trip unforgettable!!
I’ve felt at home and comfortable and safe every second, and every day has felt like a fairytale. On the boat and in the sea!
Can’t wait to come back - soon!
I already miss the people, the food, the sunsets, the sunrises and the fishies 🤩
Join a liveaboard with Sea Dragon if you want incredible diving and fun days on a beautiful boat!
- The Danish Solo Traveller😉
The boat crew and our dive instructors: Pi Ton, Nin, Nat, Job and Phi Phi Ton - and Karlos, our guide, all made this trip unforgettable!!
I’ve felt at home and comfortable and safe every second, and every day has felt like a fairytale. On the boat and in the sea!
Can’t wait to come back - soon!
I already miss the people, the food, the sunsets, the sunrises and the fishies 🤩
Join a liveaboard with Sea Dragon if you want incredible diving and fun days on a beautiful boat!
- The Danish Solo Traveller😉
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Wanderers
Varkala Town, อินเดีย20 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2024 • เดินทางคนเดียว
What a fabulous experience first time on a liveaboard dive boat. Could not have picked better. Exceptionally well ran (Thanks Lucinda). Great instructor (Thanks Marc). Dive team great people. Boat crew and cook amazing. Other divers fab also. Brill 4 days and excellent diving.
เขียนเมื่อ 24 เมษายน ค.ศ. 2024
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Jon M
พรอวิเดนซ์, โรดไอแลนด์30 ผลงาน
มี.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • คู่รัก
Love these guys. Great crew, great food, great diving. Very organized and timely execution, which is very much something that can go wrong on liveaboards.
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CEDRIC V
20 ผลงาน
มี.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • เพื่อนๆ
We just spent 7 days on the MV Andaman with the incredible Sea Dragon staff.
Their boat is certainly not the prettiest one, but I'm sure it's one of the most practical and functional ones for divers.
3 decks.
One for the diving deck and cabins (2 private rooms incl. private shower and toilet, 2 dormitories with 6 beds+1 bedroom behind the dormitory) a total of 20 beds.
One for lunch time
One for resting and relaxing in the sun or in the shade.
The cook is fantastic, after each dive, your meal will be ready (breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner)
Lot of drinks are free (softs, soda water, ...) beers are 60 bahts, icecream between 30 and 60.
Dive spots are all very interesting, especially Richelieu Rock. We saw several sharks (black tip, white tip and even a guitar shark), turtles, octopus, and many others fishes.
Corals are beautiful as well.
Dive guides know perfectly the drive sites and boat crew was so kind and eager to help.
What can I say ...
It was perfect from the beginning to the end !
Thanks to all the great seadragon staff.
Their boat is certainly not the prettiest one, but I'm sure it's one of the most practical and functional ones for divers.
3 decks.
One for the diving deck and cabins (2 private rooms incl. private shower and toilet, 2 dormitories with 6 beds+1 bedroom behind the dormitory) a total of 20 beds.
One for lunch time
One for resting and relaxing in the sun or in the shade.
The cook is fantastic, after each dive, your meal will be ready (breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner)
Lot of drinks are free (softs, soda water, ...) beers are 60 bahts, icecream between 30 and 60.
Dive spots are all very interesting, especially Richelieu Rock. We saw several sharks (black tip, white tip and even a guitar shark), turtles, octopus, and many others fishes.
Corals are beautiful as well.
Dive guides know perfectly the drive sites and boat crew was so kind and eager to help.
What can I say ...
It was perfect from the beginning to the end !
Thanks to all the great seadragon staff.
เขียนเมื่อ 13 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2024
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Michelle S
2 ผลงาน
มี.ค. ค.ศ. 2024 • คู่รัก
The service provided by the dive masters and crew is excellent. They go out of their way to make sure you have a good experience. We did a live aboard on the M/V Andaman for seven nights and completed 22 dives. Lucinda was our dive master and was a joy to dive with. She was very knowledgeable about the reefs and knew how to navigate the currents. This was our first live aboard so we didn’t know what to expect. Food was great! Diving was amazing. We had a private in suite and the accommodations were okay. Helpful tips: bring your own towel and hair conditioner because you will be wet all week from numerous dives. I also suggest several swim suits so you can rotate them and avoid having to wear a wet one. On a couple of days we did 4 dives. The dive sites we were able to access by doing a live aboard were very remote and as a result had pristine coral and tremendous amounts of sea life. There is no better way to dive in Thailand.
เขียนเมื่อ 10 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2024
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Jari E. Vee
6 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2024 • เดินทางคนเดียว
Ive been diving with SD for the last 12 years in Similan, Surin, Koh Bon, Tachai and Richelieu Rock and its the best operation in here. Very nice boats, good staff, exellent food, super diving and its not only a dive trip but a great ecperience. 5 stars !
เขียนเมื่อ 29 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 2024
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Elisa Di Blasi
Escherange, ฝรั่งเศส31 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2024 • คู่รัก
We took a 3d/3n cruise on the MV explorer, passing by the diving spots of Koh Tachai, Surin Island and Richelieu Rock.
The whole team was very attentive, John and his team are absolutely wonderful and attentive. Our masterdiver Marc was perfect from start to finish and allowed me to validate my padi 2 (the price being very attractive once you have already booked the cruise).
The boat was very high quality and exemplary clean. The food was excellent and we even had vegetarian meals without even explicitly asking for it.
On the other hand, you should not expect to see sharks or rays despite the season which seemed opportune. However, it should be noted that the diving spots are CLEARLY worth the detour.
Richelieu Rock is truly a magical place and the crew managed to ensure that we had the spot to ourselves even though many divers had gone there (diving offset from them).
We highly recommend the club, its team and this cruise, everything was perfect and managed masterfully! You just have to enjoy.
The whole team was very attentive, John and his team are absolutely wonderful and attentive. Our masterdiver Marc was perfect from start to finish and allowed me to validate my padi 2 (the price being very attractive once you have already booked the cruise).
The boat was very high quality and exemplary clean. The food was excellent and we even had vegetarian meals without even explicitly asking for it.
On the other hand, you should not expect to see sharks or rays despite the season which seemed opportune. However, it should be noted that the diving spots are CLEARLY worth the detour.
Richelieu Rock is truly a magical place and the crew managed to ensure that we had the spot to ourselves even though many divers had gone there (diving offset from them).
We highly recommend the club, its team and this cruise, everything was perfect and managed masterfully! You just have to enjoy.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 2024
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Hello! My wife and I are doing a week aboard the Andaman next March, followed by a week on land exploring the remainder of the country, so we'll be traveling with personal items for both weeks. Is there any storage at the dive center to keep any luggage not needed on the boat? Thanks!
เขียนเมื่อ 18 สิงหาคม 2023
Mi sapete dire se parlano italiano in questo diving? grazie
เขียนเมื่อ 15 มกราคม 2020
Si, parliamo anche italiano, non c'e problema! Ci vediamo
เขียนเมื่อ 23 มกราคม 2020
Hi there, I'm planning to spend a few days in the Khao Lak area during a trip to Thailand in April and would like to join Sea Dragon on a day trip to a local dive site such as the wreck 2 dive day. Would it be possible to book this in advance and send measurement details to hire equipment rather than come to the centre the day before?
เขียนเมื่อ 26 กุมภาพันธ์ 2019
SeadragonDC
เขาหลัก, ไทย
Hello. Yes you can book this trip in advance via our website. You can provide us wiht your sizes but we always recommend to try on the gear before to make sure all gear fits correctly. Please send us an email or use our booking form on our website so we can discuss all details. We are looking forward hearing back from you.
เขียนเมื่อ 5 มีนาคม 2020
could you please tell me do you do 1/2 day dives or are they all full day or live aboard. we are hoping nto stay at the Apsara Beachfront is this close to you. regards cheryl
เขียนเมื่อ 21 มีนาคม 2017
SeadragonDC
เขาหลัก, ไทย
Hi Cheryl. Sorry, we don’t offer half day trips but our local wreck dives depart at about 07.45hrs and you would usually be back at your hotel at about 14.30hrs. This is the shortest day trip we have and it offers two dives. Apsara Beachfront Resort is about 12km from Khao Lak but very close to where we depart for our Bang Sak wreck dive. You would need to come into our dive center in Khao Lak to make the booking and get fitted for equipment at least one day before departure but on the day of the dives we will collect you from and return you to your hotel so that would be quite a short day. Please contact the dive center at the email address on our website for details of when our wreck dives depart. I hope this helps.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 มีนาคม 2017
Hi' Sea Dragon. My son and I would like to go snorkling to Similian this fridag or saturday. Is that possible and how mouch does it cost?.
เขียนเมื่อ 14 กุมภาพันธ์ 2017
SeadragonDC
เขาหลัก, ไทย
Hi Pernille. Thanks for your enquiry. We do not operate our own Similan day trips but we act as agent for many operators in Khao Lak. If you would like click on the email link on our Trip Advisor page and send an email to our office we will offer you a choice of different trips and prices for your chosen days.
เขียนเมื่อ 15 กุมภาพันธ์ 2017
Do you have snokel stay for 2days tour in similan iland from khao lak ? We would like to go to similan iland on 5th 7th May. We are family 2adult and 2kids( 7year and 4year. Please teach me deatil about more.
I am looking forward to your reply.
Keiko Itoga
เขียนเมื่อ 22 เมษายน 2016
SeadragonDC
เขาหลัก, ไทย
Hi Keiko,
Sorry, but we don't offer 2 day snorkelling trips and our 3-day trips depart only on 1st or 12th May. If you would like to contact us at the email address on our website (I can't post a link here) then we can help you find something suitable.
Best regards,
Sea Dragon Dive Center
เขียนเมื่อ 24 เมษายน 2016
Bonjour, nous serions intéressés pour faire un safari plongée de plusieurs jours avec vous début décembre, est ce qu il est possible d avoir un guide de plongée français ou parlant français ?
Merci d'avance
Sportivement
Pierre
เขียนเมื่อ 4 พฤศจิกายน 2015
SeadragonDC
เขาหลัก, ไทย
Merci pour votre enquête, c’est bien possible de faire un liveaboard avec nous. Nous avons un bateaux qui s’appelle l’Andaman et elle fait des trajets des 3 jours/3 nuits (9 plongées - nord ou sud), 4 jours/4 nuits (13 plongées – nord et sud) ou une combinaison des deux pour 7 jours/7nuits (22 plongées).
Nous avons quelque guide qui parle bien le français, alors si vous confirmer votre réservation bien en avance, ce n’est pas un problème d’assurer qu’il y a un guide français sur ce bateau.
Cordialement
Sally
เขียนเมื่อ 6 พฤศจิกายน 2015
Hallo,
gibt es auf der Nordtour der M/V ANDAMAN die Möglichkeit für Non Diver einen "Landgang" auf eine Insel / Strand zu machen?
Gruss Claudia
เขียนเมื่อ 28 เมษายน 2015
Hallo
loveandaman punkt com Das möchte ich gerne empf.
Nur in der Nord Andaman kann man nicht alle insel das ganze Jahr ueber besuchen. Die besten Zeit zum Besuchen ist Ende Novemer bis Mai.
Grüße Pat
เขียนเมื่อ 7 กรกฎาคม 2015
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