The upper deck Master cabin offers comfort and a spectacular view through its ocean-facing door. Its comfortably soft double bed ensures a good night's sleep in the fresh sea air. The cabin includes a private bathroom.

Located at the bow of the main deck, the Deluxe cabin offers comfort and a magnificent view through its window and door opening to the sea. The cabin's comfortably soft double bed ensures a quality night's sleep in the fresh sea air. The cabin includes a private bathroom.

The bunk-bed-equipped Standard cabins are located on the upper deck and main deck. The cabins ensure a quality night's sleep in the fresh sea air. Each cabin includes a private bathroom.

Technical data

• Maximum number of customers: 20 people
• Completely renovated in 2024
• Lengh 27 m
• Width 6 m
• Draft 1,85 m
• Cruising speed 6 knots
• Maximum speed 8 knots
• Engines: 2 x Hino (600 hp total)
• Two rubber dinghy for diving
• Material: wood
• Freshwater capacity 18,000 liters
• Diving gas output: 2 x Coltri Sub (225 L/min

Similan and Surin 5D/4N
From 29,000 thb + marine park fees

Koh Haa, Hin Daegn, Hin Muang, Similan & Surin 7D/6N:
Starting from 44,000 thb + marine park fees

• Divers need at least an Advanced Open Water Diver or Deep Diver rating. (If you have an Open Water Diver rating, it is possible to upgrade during the safari)
• To participate in dives, you must have diving insurance. You can also buy insurance through us.

It is not advisable to pack the whole two-week holiday equipment and suitcases for the liveaboard, but large suitcases can be left in the liveaboard company's or Into Dive's office for storage.

For liveaboard, you should bring:

• Passport
• Dive certification cards
• Diving- and travel insurance card or certification
• Medicines if You need something specific. (like Epipen, allergymedicines etc.)
• Toiletries
• Sunscreen (we hope you will choose sunscreen that won't harm marine life)
• Towel (technical sports towels are best because they dry quickly)
• Hoodie or jacket, the evening may get cool even when you are in the tropics
• Books or games (there is time on board to finally finish Your favorite book or even play cards between dives)
• Hat or beanie, to protect your head from the sun and your ears from the wind
• 2-3 t-shirts and short pants
• Camera (don’t forget the charger and memory card big enough)
• Swimming suit
• Thai Bahts for drinks and tips
• Your diving equipment if you do not rent them from us. (Remember that in Thailand, tanks are usually equipped with a Yoke connector.)

• The doors of the cabins open to the sea.
• Each cabin has its own bathroom.
• The staff is really friendly and nice.
• A longer week-long liveaboard offers the opportunity to see a variety of dive sites.