Deep Andaman Queen · Thailand · 7 Days 6 Nights
This 7-day liveaboard journey aboard the MV Deep Andaman Queen begins in Ranong and explores Myanmar’s remote and pristine dive sites. The itinerary includes dive areas such as Shark Cave, Black Rock, North and South Twin, Burma Banks, and Western Rocky. Expect a mix of deep dives, healthy reef systems, and pelagic-rich waters. The trip also features island visits, snorkeling, scenic beach stops, and includes cross-border travel with immigration procedures in Kawthaung.
Black Rock is a legendary dive site, renowned for attracting an impressive array of pelagic life. Its remote location and nutrient-rich currents create an environment where divers commonly encounter reef sharks, schools of barracuda, and trevally. The site's deep waters also offer chances for manta ray and whale shark sightings.
The Burma Banks are a collection of submerged seamounts famous for their deep diving opportunities and encounters with large pelagic species. This area is a prime location for observing various shark species, including reef sharks, and offers the possibility of seeing oceanic manta rays and even whale sharks in deeper areas. Its remote nature means pristine conditions.
Kawthaung serves as a crucial point for immigration procedures between Thailand and Myanmar. While not a dive site itself, its surrounding waters contribute to the region's overall marine biodiversity. The area is a gateway to the Myeik Archipelago, offering glimpses of traditional maritime life.
The North Twin Plateau is part of the extensive North and South Twin dive areas, offering diverse reef systems and healthy coral. The plateau's topography creates varied habitats for a wide range of marine life, from colorful reef fish to occasional larger species. It's an excellent site for exploring different underwater environments.
Shark Cave is a distinctive dive site known for its unique underwater cave system, which provides shelter for various reef sharks. Beyond the cave, the surrounding reef features healthy coral ecosystems and a variety of colorful reef fish. It offers an exciting experience for divers looking for both interesting topography and marine life.
Western Rocky is a prominent dive site offering dynamic underwater topography and a rich marine environment. Known for healthy coral ecosystems and diverse reef fish, it also provides opportunities to spot larger pelagic species. The site often features unique rock formations, making for engaging dives.
Dive sites: Shark cave, Submarine, Square Rock
Dive sites: Black Rock
Dive sites: North Twin, South Twin
Dive sites: Burma Banks
Dive sites: Sea Fan Forest, Western Rocky
Dive sites: Northern Rocky
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