Liveaboard Diving in Thailand & Myanmar

  Great experience - Just finished a back to back set of trips. The ship and crew were great. The diving was really good. The weather left a bit to be desired, but you... read more can not do anything about that. All in all a great set of trips.

  This is the ONE!! 🙂  - Had an absolute blast on my first liveaboard with the Junk! I was able to get Advanced/Nitrox certified while on board too! This was the best week of my trip... read more BY FAR! The food, the people, the crew, all best of the best! Already planning my next trip back to Thailand just to see these guys again! I was a new Open Water Diver with only 10 dives to my name and I learned and grew SO much during my week here! Thanks a million to Brian and his amazing team for the best week EVER! 🙂

  High season on The Junk  - I was picked up on time at the pre arranged location without issue, on way other passengers were collected making for a friendly atmosphere before arriving, on time at... read more the Junk. The cruise director Brian, greeted us and made feel welcome with his warm N.Irish humour. We set sail overnight for our first dive site which we successfully dived the gollowing morning and afternoon. As we continued Brian informed us of choppy seas ahead due to poor weather conditions, he was right, the sea turned wavey which meant we were unable to visit all the scheduled dive sites, Brian and his co-dive leader BJ, made the most of available sites meaning no dives were missed. As Brian could not control the weather we had to curtail our dives mainly to one site, which was a great shame as it meant 50% of the dive sites were missed. Despite this we did not miss any of our 4 x dives per day, albeit mostly off one island, I Stead of several as per the itinerary. Brian was obviously disappointed we couldn't enjoy all the islands as was I.
The trip was still very enjoyable and I would recommend The Junk to friends and family as an excellent and atmospheric boat to liveaboard whilst enjoying zhe delights of the Andaman Sea.