The MV Camic is a modern steel-hull liveaboard vessel measuring 27 meters in length. Currently, we offer two cabin options: Master cabins with double beds or Twin Bunk cabins. All our cabins are well-appointed, featuring ensuite facilities with hot showers and air conditioning. Full charter options are also available upon request. When you choose MV Camic, you're opting for dedicated dive safaris in the Similan Islands. We prioritize the comfort and satisfaction of our liveaboard customers throughout the trip. Our approach ensures that you get to explore the best dive sites in both the Similan and Surin Islands within a relaxed and enjoyable environment. With just 7 cabins accommodating a maximum of 14 guests, you'll never experience overcrowding.
Your journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your Khao Lak hotel at around 17:30 on the day of departure, with a return to the same location on your trip's conclusion. Onboard, you'll find that all meals and snacks are included, with the exception of non-complimentary drinks. Our spacious sundeck and dining area provide ample opportunities to relax between dives. Meals are a delightful blend of delicious Thai dishes and Western cuisine, served in the main eating and seating area.
The MV Camic is equipped with additional bathrooms and outdoor showers, and we provide eco-friendly products for your use in the bathrooms to protect the pristine reefs around the islands. Safety is paramount, and our vessel is equipped with all necessary safety features, including emergency oxygen, an extensive first aid kit, life rafts, life jackets, and fire extinguishers. Our experienced crew and captain are well-acquainted with the Andaman Sea, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the journey. Our tour leaders are seasoned Similan veterans with years of experience working with us, giving you peace of mind as you explore the underwater world. Our instructors and Divemasters include local Thai professionals and Western dive experts, all highly experienced in guiding and teaching. Our prices are inclusive of the current National Park fees and dive equipment rental costs, as these fees are mandatory. If you bring your own dive equipment, you can deduct the rental fees from the total.
