Sentences with phrase «go on a liveaboard»

The best way to experience scuba diving the Philippines is by going on a liveaboard diving trip.

In general, October to mid-December are the best times to go on a liveaboard.

However, if you are willing to brave the conditions and want to see and dive with Manta Rays, you can still go on a liveaboard from May to October.

You can go on liveaboards from Koh Lanta to Hin Daeng, and also liveaboards from Phuket visit Hin Daeng (although they tend to be more focussed on going to the Similan Islands).

It is also possible to go on a liveaboard cruise to explore more remote parts of the Ningaloo Reef.

Went on a liveaboard to the Great Barrier Reef with Divers Den out of Cairns — very professional outfit, with excellent safety focus and superb crew (Serrio, Sylvester, May and Alice spring to mind among many).

Not exact matches

We would go explore the Great Barrier Reef on a 3 day / 2 night liveaboard dive trip with Pro Dive Cairns, the one he recommended.

On this liveaboard you can't go wrong with any cabin choice.

Elliott Hey went for a liveaboard dive trip to the central atolls of the Maldives on board one of the most impressive liveaboards around.

Hopefully, this liveaboard comparison guide was useful to you and will help you decide on which liveaboard boat to go with.

Some Maldives liveaboards go to the Northern Atolls, the Far North Atolls and the Southern Atolls, where you may be on the only boat you see on the water during your entire trip.

After meeting the friendly crew at PT Indonesia Liveaboards you can relax on the beach, enjoy a massage, go sight seeing or shopping till 14:00 hours when you will be transferred to the vessel.

After two trips to Palau restricted to liveaboards, we decided to spent some time land - based and go on a tour with Sam's through the Rock Islands.

There are plenty of dive sites within reach of a day trip from Phuket (and nearby Khao Lak, Krabi and Koh Phi Phi) but if you want to go further afield to the Similan Islands and Richelieu Rock then you will need to book a few days on a liveaboard.

If you are on a liveaboard in this region you will usually make a number of island excursions, including the opportunity to go ashore on Komodo island and meet the fabled dragons of lore!

We went on a luxury liveaboard experience with The Samata in September 2015 around the Komodo National Park (Lesser Sunda Islands) and it was the experience of a lifetime.

This Myanmar liveaboard trip had so many different things on offer since it cruised in Thai waters as well as venturing into Burma, but you would also be spoilt for choice if you only went on a 4 night trip that stays within Thailand, enjoying dives at many more sites in the Similan Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai and Richelieu Rock.

During our dive season we regularly go out on our liveaboard diving tours, while starting from Ranong, Koh Phayam and Koh Chang:

Thinking about going on a scuba diving liveaboard on the S / Y Siren?

You can go diving at night (note: only on liveaboards), check out the local wreck, learn more about marine life, learn about drift dives, boat diving and more — all during your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course.

In February 2008 I went on the MSY Seahorse's 11 day diving liveaboard from Raja Ampat to Triton Bay, exploring the amazing underwater world of western Papua.

You can also enjoy piece of mind that you have contributed to the on - going life of this beautiful historic liveaboard vessel.

Going on a Komodo liveaboard is like undertaking an epic voyage — over 10 days, a typical Komodo dive route covers hundreds of miles and sweeps through ever changing and always breathtaking landscapes both above and below the water on a round trip through The Komodo National Park.

If you look at what was going on in Indonesia, Raja Ampat had all this momentum and obviously I didn't want to go to a place like Raja where there were a lot of liveaboards, a lot of resorts.

Pro-Dive's liveaboard trips are for those who want to go all Jacques Cousteau on the reef, and spend anywhere between 3 - 7 days discovering what lies beneath the ocean's surface.

If you're a hard core diver and want three or four dives each day, but would still like someone else to rinse (and iron) your wetsuit and petit fours served on a silver platter between dives, than a luxury liveaboard is probably the way to go — unless of course — the life on an ocean wave is not for you!

If you want to go on a Mexico liveaboard safari and experience awe - inspiring encounters with mega-fauna and «dive, eat, sleep» then turn right and head to the Pacific Coast.

Go on day and night dives at remote islands that are inaccessible without a long - range liveaboard like ours, encountering the abundant sea life of the Sea of Cortez.

After about a year, an opportunity came up for me to go and work on a Liveaboard; this would have me traveling all over Indonesia diving at some of the best sites Indonesia has to offer — I had to take the opportunity.

Apart from a couple of opportunities to go ashore on the island to explore the bays and a limited amount of the coastline, your time in Cocos will be spent on board your liveaboard.

Difficult to go back on a «normal» liveaboard after such an experience in which pleasure is the key word!