MV DARANEE is a classic wooden Thai vessel with modern facilities for diving. 6 air conditioned cabins for 18 divers gives this boat a private atmosphere.
Dinghy with 40 PS Outboard Engine, GPS, navigation system, depth sounder, VHF Radio, generator, Emergency equipment, Medic First Aid and Oxygen

Liveaboard boat specifications

Length 24 Meters
Beam 5 Meters
Max. Guest 18 Pax.
Cabins 7 twin and 1 quad
Bath Rooms 3 Showers and Toilets
Fresh Water 12,000 Liters
Generators 220 V./24 V. x 2
Compressors 2 Bauer Marina
Engines 1 Hino EK100 380 HP.
Others Oxygen /First Aid ,GPS Navigation ,Sounder ,Ship-to-Ship Radio

MV DARANEE Thailand 2011-2012 Schedule

MV DARANEE Liveaboard Cruise Prices (Days/Nights)

To book this liveaboard or for more information, please email us on

info@warmwaterdivers.com

Prices include :
Full accommodation on board in air conditioned cabin
All meals, tea, coffee and fruits.
A qualified PADI Divemaster as your dive guide.
Up to 4 dives/day including night dive
Tanks and weights.

Prices do not include :
SIMILAN NATIONAL PARK FEES (per person)
Similan Islands entrance fee: 400 THB. Surin Islands entrance fee: 400 THB. Similan & Surin Islands diving fee per day: 200 THB. These fees are additional and are to be paid in cash, by the guest, before departure.
(National Park Fee subject to change without prior notice)
PERSONAL DIVING EQUIPMENT
You can rent a full set of equipment for 700 THB per day.

Ask for information on how to organize your personal itinerary and charter the whole boat.
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Dates, Prices and Itineraries are subject to change without prior notice.

1. Deposit 50% required for any booking.
2. Cancellations 90 days - 61 days from departure date, will result in refund the deposit paid.
3. There is US$100. - Cancellation Fees will be charge to any refund.
4. Balance paid 60 days from the departure date. No refund for any cancellation after the balance payment.
5. A 3% bank service charge will be added to total bill.
6. Total Refund will be given back to customers if weather conditions did not permit the departure of our boats.