Deep Andaman Queen

Fully rebuilt in 2019, the 30m long Andaman Queen liveaboard is a large and spacious yacht with a luxury feel, despite her only moderate price.

Choose from a selection of cabin choices from master cabins with panoramic ocean views and deluxe cabins on the main deck to twin, triple and quad cabins on the lower deck. All rooms feature aircon, an ensuite bathroom, charging ports, fresh towels and plenty of space.
The modernly furbished, air conditioned salon on the upper deck is a great place to relax, watch TV or do some photo editing at the camera stations.

Heading outside, you’ll discover the large sundeck; it’s the perfect place for taking in the views with a drink in hand around sunset time. Up on the roof deck lies the partially shaded al fresco dining area.

The dive platform is truly huge, boasting a spacious kitting up area on two levels, a separate entry/exist platform with fresh water showers and large buckets for rinsing dive cameras, computers and torches.
Guests only require their open water certification with no extra logged dives, making this a great option for beginners. On top of that, you can hire a private dive guide or complete scuba courses for an extra fee.

There’s a nearly 1:1 staff to guest ratio and the welcoming team consist of knowledgable dive instructors, talented chefs, experienced crew and even a naturalist guide. 

In between dives, guests can look forward to land excursions, guided snorkeling and make use of the free WiFi. 

There’s 3 main routes to pick from:

• Taplamu – Similan – Taplamu: Discover the legendary Similan and Surin national parks and Richelieu Rock. 3 – 5 nights.
• Phuket – South – Pakabra / Phuket: Explore the waters around Thailands’ beautiful Krabi province. 4 nights.
• Pakbara – Lipe – Pakbara: Dive around the mysterious Koh Lipe island. 3  – 5 nights.