Similan Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, and Richelieu Rock
The MV Pawara is 32m or 105ft in length, and built of steel making her one of the largest liveaboards plying the western Indian Ocean.
The MV Pawara is 32m or 105ft in length, and built of steel making her one of the largest liveaboards plying the western Indian Ocean.
The Thai islands and the Andaman Sea are known for widely varied underwater terrain, friendly fish, and diverse marine life, with warm water throughout the year. Marine life includes soft and hard corals, fields of anemones, nudibranchs, harlequin shrimp, cuttlefish and seahorses, plus regular sightings of mantas, zebra sharks, and the legendary whale sharks.
[See: Similan Islands Dive Travel Guide &Thailand Dive Travel Guide]
Check Out This Great Video from MV Pawara!
There are four types of cabins on the MV Pawara; budget, standard, deluxe and master, all are air-conditioned, both twin and double bed combinations depending on the cabin.
Between dives aboard the M/V PAWARA there is a way to enjoy the delicacies of our chef who is clearly able to follow the requirements of the most exigent guests. With every meal comes a wide assortment of food that always manages to satisfy the tastes of every person. MV Pawara also offers free hot & cold beverages, and snacks are available all day.
These trips will depart from Thap Lamu harbor, one hour north of the Phuket Airport, 30 minutes south of Khao Lak Resort areas. Transfers are included in the price from Phuket or Khao Lak hotels. Transfers from the airport are included if you arrive the same day as departure, otherwise they are charged separately.
UTC+7
THB (Thai Baht)
220 volts
Thai & English
The Budget Cabins (Lower Deck) are compact and feature twin bunk beds, offering a no-frills option with shared crew bathroom facilities for budget-conscious travelers.
The Standard Cabins (Lower Deck) can be configured as twin or double rooms and include a private bathroom with a sink, toilet, hot shower, ample storage, and 220v outlets.
The Deluxe Cabins (Main Deck) are twin-bedded rooms with larger windows, spacious desks, 220v outlets, and private bathrooms, making them ideal for underwater photographers.
The Master Cabins (Main Deck, Forward) offer the best views with wraparound windows, can be set as twin or double, and feature larger private bathrooms with a sink, toilet, and hot shower.