Thailand Master Liveaboard, Thailand, Myanmar (Burma)

One of the members of Master Fleet Thailand Master offers exciting trips to Thailand and Myanmar. A range of itineraries from 4-night trips to Phi Phi to 6 nights trips to Similan. Also, a truly unique offer is 7 and 10-night cruises to Myanmar, where several types of sharks can be spotted. The yacht offers special facilities for photographers, including a camera table and charging points.

Boat interior and exterior
There are 7 cabins on board. 2 quad staterooms with bunk beds and twin beds side by side. 2 cabins with convertible beds that can suit either twin share or double occupancy. 3 cabins with twin beds. All staterooms on board have private showers and air conditioning.
The dining area is located on the upper deck. Boat guests can enjoy the delicious food and gorgeous views at the same time. Also, there is a spacious salon area with a TV screen.

Diving
The liveaboard is equipped with 2 dive tenders to take divers to dive spots. The dive deck has compressors for oxygen and nitrox as well. There are rinsing tanks for diving gear and a separate tank with fresh water for photo equipment.

Safety and navigation
Thailand Master is equipped with a first aid kit, emergency oxygen, life jackets, and life rafts. Also, the boat has all the necessary electronic gear including VHF radio, Satellite navigation system, depth sound, and EPIRB.

Diving features (itineraries)
The Phinisi has a few itineraries to offer. You can choose a 4 nights trips to Phi Phi Islands and other gorgeous Thailand islands like Racha Noi and Koh Haa. It can be easily combined with resort or hotel accommodation. There is also a trip to Similans and Surin in the boat's itinerary range. Divers can meet leopard sharks, blue-spotted stingrays, and white tip reef sharks. This area is also known for pinnacles covered in corals.

Not many liveaboards can offer diving in Myanmar. This country was recently discovered for diving. You would be amazed at its colorful corals and variety of fish. Devil scorpion fish, pipe fish, shrimps and flabellina nudibranchs can be found all over the reef. Mantas may also be seen here. Also smashing and spearing mantis shrimp, spiny lobsters, hermit crabs, sea stars, cowrie shells, harlequin shrimp, octopus, and cuttlefish.

When to Go
The high season for visiting the Similans is from early November through May. Between February and April, the visibility and water temperature are more stable. To dive at Richelieu Rock, it is better to choose a time between November to April. As for Myanmar, there are three seasons: the cold and dry season from November to February, the hot and dry season from March to April, and the wet season from May to October. The water temperature is usually 25-30C/77-86F.