A Small But Cozy Similan Island Liveaboard
Manta Queen 6 is dwarfed by many other Similan Island liveaboards but with only 16 guests it’s still a great boat to be on for such a low price. You won’t have lots of room but you’ll still visit the very best dive sites that Thailand has to offer.
All cabins are air-conditioned and en-suite however you do share the bathroom with the room next door, there’s access from both rooms and you just have to lock the opposing door to make sure nobody crashes in on you.
It is quite a small boat so the saloon and sundeck aren’t overly spacious but there’s not many liveaboards in this price range that offer both air-con and ensuite.
Don’t miss out on your chance to dive in the Similan Islands, Book now!
ItinerarySafety & LayoutIncludes/ExcludesSpecial Offers
Price per Person
Similan – Richelieu Rock 4 Day/4 Night:
Twin En-suite Diver THB 23,500
Twin En-suite Snorkeler THB 21,500
*Not Including National Park Fees (THB 1,800)
Schedules 2017-2018
*Trips Highlighted in Red are Already FULLY BOOKED!
April
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#305 | 01st Apr 18 | 05th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#306 | 06th Apr 18 | 10th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#307 | 11th Apr 18 | 15th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#308 | 16th Apr 18 | 20th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#309 | 21st Apr 18 | 25th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#310 | 26th Apr 18 | 30th Apr 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
May
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#311 | 01st May 18 | 05th May 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#312 | 06th May 18 | 10th May 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#313 | 11th May 18 | 15th May 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
Schedules 2018 – 2019
*Trips Highlighted in Red are Already FULLY BOOKED!
October
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#314 | 22nd Oct 18 | 26th Oct 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#315 | 27th Oct 18 | 31st Oct 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
November
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#316 | 01st Nov 18 | 05th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#317 | 06th Nov 18 | 10th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#318 | 11th Nov 18 | 15th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#319 | 16th Nov 18 | 20th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#320 | 21st Nov 18 | 25th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#321 | 26th Nov 18 | 30th Nov 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
December
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#322 | 01st Dec 18 | 05th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#323 | 06th Dec 18 | 10th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#324 | 11th Dec 18 | 15th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#325 | 16th Dec 18 | 20th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#326 | 21st Dec 18 | 25th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#327 | 26th Dec 18 | 30th Dec 18 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#328 | 31st Dec 18 | 04th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#329 | 05th Jan 19 | 09th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#330 | 10th Jan 19 | 14th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#331 | 15th Jan 19 | 19th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#332 | 20th Jan 19 | 24th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#333 | 25th Jan 19 | 29th Jan 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#334 | 30th Jan 19 | 03rd Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#335 | 04th Feb 19 | 08th Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#336 | 09th Feb 19 | 13th Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#337 | 14th Feb 19 | 18th Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#338 | 19th Feb 19 | 23rd Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#339 | 24th Feb 19 | 28th Feb 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
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| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#340 | 01st Mar 19 | 05th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#341 | 06th Mar 19 | 10th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#342 | 11th Mar 19 | 15th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#343 | 16th Mar 19 | 20th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#344 | 21st Mar 19 | 25th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#345 | 26th Mar 19 | 30th Mar 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#346 | 31st Mar 19 | 04th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
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| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#347 | 05th Apr 19 | 09th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#348 | 10th Apr 19 | 14th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#349 | 15th Apr 19 | 19th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#350 | 20th Apr 19 | 24th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#351 | 25th Apr 19 | 30th Apr 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#352 | 30th Apr 19 | 04th May 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
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| Trip No. | Depart | Return | Destination | Dives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MQ6#353 | 05th May 19 | 09th May 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
| MQ6#354 | 10th May 19 | 14th May 19 | Thailand – Similan – Richelieu | 15 |
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