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Manta Queen 3

Manta Queen 3

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Construction: Steel Hull
Length: 35 meters / 115 feet
Beam: 7 meters / 21 feet
Cruise: 9-11 knots
Divers: 28
Engine: 2x Hino 450 HP 10 cylinder
Generators: 2× 68 KW, 1 x50 KW
Nitrox $

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Manta Queen 3
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The Manta Queen 3 brings you the ultimate scuba diving liveaboard experience with 6D/5N trips on the North Andaman Route. Explore world-renowned dive sites: Similan Islands, Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Surin, Richelieu Rock, and Boon Sung Wreck.
Manta Queen 3 The liveaboard vessel is 36 meters long and 7 meters wide steel hull built liveaboard that is manned with 6 Dive Staff and 10 Boat Crew. The vessel accommodates 28 guests in 12 comfortable air-conditioned cabins of which four different types are available: double bed ensuite, twin bunk ensuite, twin bunk non-ensuite cabins and 4 bed shared cabins to suit groups and families. There is plenty of space to enjoy the time in between dives in the air-conditioned Saloon, the open dining area, the Captain’s Balcony or on the large sun and shade deck.
The Similan Islands and its Whale Sharks! A liveaboard trip in this area is one of the best scuba diving experiences you will find in Thailand. Its huge granite boulders with caverns and arches, lush greenery, and white sand beaches ring the nine islands, completing the view from above water. The marine ecology in this area is unparalleled, colourful schools of fish, coral reefs, and endangered species that welcome divers like the Whale Sharks or Manta Rays. Look out for such photogenic little critters as ghost pipefish, sea moths, frogfish, ribbon eels and many different nudibranchs. Koh Tachai and Koh Bon, members of the Similan Island National Park, are visited en-route to Richelieu Rock in the Surin Marine Park, and offer more Pelagics, Napoleon Wrasse and Night Diving for Macro-Critters.
KSA Liveaboard is proud to offer the best tasting Thai-European Fusion Cuisine, freshly prepared by our onboard chefs on the whole Manta Queen Fleet. Our catering options can be adjusted for vegetarian/vegan divers as well. The use of Monosodium Glutamate is banned on all of our trips. If you are allergic to nuts or other food ingredients, please notify the staff during your check-in. All meals onboard are served freshly cooked from the onboard kitchen. Snacks and fruits are served in between dives.
Cruises include: All meals onboard, beverages (water, tea, coffee, fresh fruit, soft drinks), snacks, towel (suggest guests bring own towel or sarong for Sun Deck or to dry off on dive deck after dive), Wi-fi onboard (normally only at or near Similan & Surin Isl), air fills for 19 dives, round trip transfer from Khao lak area - Thaplamu pier or round trip transfer from Phuket area - Thaplamu pier, 7% VAT, and toiletries. Manta Queen 3 offers nitrox for EAN-certified divers but does not support technical diving or rebreathers.
Narrative text and photographs courtesy of the KSA Liveaboard Fleet.



Dive Conditions

The diving season in Myanmar is limited from November to the end of April, the tropical dry season, so it is likely divers will enjoy sunny skies, especially from mid-January to mid-April. Between November and mid-January visibility ranges from 15-20 mete
Visibility improves again reaching its optimum in February with visibility over 25-30 meters and water temperatures between 27-30°C. Plankton comes back in higher concentration at the end of the season, again a good time for pelagic fish.
Currents can be strong during Full and New Moon phases.