Liveaboard dive charters, scuba holidays and vacations, resorts and diving courses in top dive destinations in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Burma/Myanmar in Southeast Asia and Fiji, South Pacific Ocean.
Thailand liveaboard adventures, scuba resorts, day trips and packages that include accommodation, non-alcoholic drinks, transfers, weights, weight-belts, tanks and all taxes, as well as diving courses with professionally-certified PADI instructors.
Exotic Thailand hotels, searchable by city and availability. Room service, 24 hour security, in-house bar, sauna, outdoor pool, valet parking and fitness facilities are available.
Private yacht charters provide sail on safe, calm waters to exotic tropical islands in Phuket,Thailand, Langkawi, Malaysia, or Burma. A captain, a chef, food and drink included, with diving options too.
Full and half day snorkeling and diving trips by boat, as well as PADI and ESA dive courses for all levels, from Open Water to Dive Master at various dive centers located in Marsa Alam and Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt and Zanzibar Island, Tanzania.
Recreational, PADI open water, DAN oxygen provider, IANTD technical and specialty diving courses with experienced instructors in a professional dive center and IANTD approved facility located in the bay of Salang on Tioman Island, Malaysia.
Professional PADI diving courses for all levels, private lessons, group diving holidays, children's scuba parties and other recreational courses at PADI diving schools in London, Brighton, Kent, Oxfordshire, Surrey and Berkshire, UK.
Private English speaking tour guides available in Bangkok, Thailand for up to 8 continuous hours per day. 24 hour emergency contact, daily pickup and return from the hotel, and optional meet and greet service.
Guest houses, hostels, golf courses, hotels and beach front resorts located in Samui Island, Bangkok, Krabi, Pattaya, Nakornratsrima, Chiang Mai and Phuket, Thailand. Photos, features and prices are available for each listing.
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