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MV Pawara

MV Pawara

4 Days/4 Nights From THB 28,700 including Nitrox

A Fantastic Thailand Liveaboard With Free Nitrox!

MV Pawara is one of the most popular liveaboard boats cruising the Similan and Surin Island National Parks. The spacious and comfortable saloon, sundeck and shaded dining area ensure that guests always have plenty of space to relax between dives.

The air-conditioned saloon has free wi-fi, TV/DVD player and an extensive library to help you log the names of all the species you can encounter on the fabulous dive sites such as Richelieu Rock, Koh Tachai and Koh Bon. MV Pawara is exceptionally well priced for the standard of the boat and also offers free nitrox for nitrox certified divers.

All Pawara’s cabins are air-conditioned and all but the budget cabins have private shower and toilet. On the upper deck there is two master cabins with queen sized beds and 4 deluxe bunk cabins. The lower deck has 4 standard cabins with queen bed (can be configured to make two separate beds) and two budget twin cabins.

A great boat at a great price with an excellent and highly experienced crew.

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For a little taste of the experience on-board MV Pawara in the Similan Islands read our TRIP REPORT

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