Giamani

Barca

La Giamani e' una barca di 24 metri (78ft) in acciaio, costruita per navigare in qualsiasi di condizione del mare offre sicurezza e comfort. La barca e' stata costruita nel 1998 ed ha avuto una ristrutturazione nel 2013 e 2014. I motori sono due e diesel e la velocita' di crociera e' di 10 nodi, la corrente e' di 220 volt.

La Giamani puo' ospitare un massimo di soli 10 subacquei in comfort e privacy.

Il ponte principale ha un salone con aria condizionata, TV/DVD, stereo ed un vasto assortimento di film, CD e libri. Sempre sul ponte principale si trova la zona pranzo con un bel tavolo e dei comodi sofa' dove potersi rilassare e guardare il mare. Il top deck ha dei materassini dove si possono fare dei fantastici bagni di sole.

Il ponte diving e' spazioso ed e' dotato di ceste dove riporre l'attrezzatura ed i compressori per la ricarica. Un tavolo ed una vasca di risciacquo sono a disposizione delle attrezzature foto/video.

A poppa si trovano delle scalette di risalita e docce con acqua dolce.

Cabine

La Giamani ha solo 5 cabine.

Tutte le cabine hanno bagno privato, doccia calda, aria condizionata, armadio e mini-frigo.

Ponte superiore:

• 1 Cabina Master (no 5): letto matrimoniale, uno singolo e finestra.

Ponte principale:

• 4 Cabine Deluxe (no 1, 2, 3 & 4): 1 letto matrimoniale, uno singolo a castello e finestra.

Immersioni

• immersioni per crociera: pacchetto 2G/2N - 7 immersioni, pacchetto 4G/4N - 14 immersioni, pacchetto 6G/6N - 22 immersioni.

• Pesi, cintura, bombola 12 L con attacco INT.

• Tutte le immersioni sono condotte da guide professionali e con la barca madre o gommone.

Altre informazioni

• Nitrox: pacchetto 2G/2N - 1,750 THB, pacchetto 4G/4N - 3,500 THB, pacchetto 6G/6N - 5,250 THB.
• Rebreather e Side mount: accettati, prezzi su richiesta.
• Attrezzatura sub：prezzo su richiesta e da prenotare in anticipo.
• Assicurazione sub obbligatoria.
• Assicurazione viaggio: raccomandata.
• Wi-Fi Internet no.
• Pagamento a bordo： in contanti in Thai Bath.
• Mancia all'equipaggio: Non inclusa, da dare in base alla propria soddisfazione.

Similan Islands 5D/4N : 14 Dives

Day 1
Welcome on board as we depart for the Opens internal link in current windowSimilan Islands, cruising around the coast of southern Phuket while enjoying a Thai buffet dinner.
Day 2
Wake up in the tropical paradise of the Similan National Park. The first dive of the day begins at 8am on Opens internal link in current windowAnita’s Reef (Similan #5 – Koh Ha), a nice and easy drift dive to start the trip – the perfect check dive for you and your equipment. After a healthy breakfast we have chill time until our second dive at about 11:30am at Opens internal link in current windowWest of Eden (Similan #7 – Koh Pabu) , a unique blend of soft and hard coral beds and huge boulders followed by lunch. At around 3pm you’ll be dropping in on the Giant boulder site of Opens internal link in current windowElephant Head Rock (Hin Pusa). Snacks will be served after the dive and there will be a chance of a late afternoon to visit to Ko Similan to see the beach and view point. Dive number four will be a night dive (7pm) usually in Opens internal link in current windowDonald Duck Bay (Ao Guerk). Stay onboard overnight in one of the secluded bays. Relax and watch a film or read a book.
Day 3
Your wake up call for the second day will be the boat leaving the Similan Islands for Opens internal link in current windowKoh Bon. Dive numbers five (7:30 am) and six(11am) will be on Koh Bon Pinnacle and Koh Bon West Ridge – the current will decide the dive order as a mild or slack current is needed for the Pinnacle (keep fingers tightly crossed for Opens internal link in current windowManta Rays here!!). For dive number seven Giamani will move north to Opens internal link in current windowKoh Tachai with the third dive of the day (2:30pm) being on Koh Tachai Pinnacle (another chance for Mantas!). On Koh Tachai we have another chance for a beach visit followed by a sunset dive (6pm) on either the eastern or western reef of Ko Tachai depending on the prevailing wind. Again you stay onboard overnight (at Koh Tachai) while relaxing with dinner, a movie or a book and a game of ‘what did I see today’ while filling in the all important logbook.
Day 4
Dive number nine will be on Ko Tachai Pinnacle, being first dive of the day this allows you to go to some of the deeper areas which you didn’t get to see on Tuesday. Then off to the Jewel in our crown – Opens internal link in current windowRichelieu Rock for dives ten and eleven. Dive number twelve will be a sunset dive at Richelieu Rock unless the weather/sea conditions poor or you’re bored of Richelieu Rock (yeah – like that’ll happen) in which case we’ll make a late night dive (7:30-8pm, whenever we arrive) at Opens internal link in current windowThe Boonsung Wreck. Either way you will then travel back south towards Khao Lak where Giamani will overnight.
Day 5
A slightly earlier start today (7am) on a rarely dived wreck “The Teak Wreck” (MV Sea Chart) which is a steel haulage vessel that sank in August 2009 carrying 1,200 logs of Burmese Teak. Dive number 14 (9:30 am) will be on the Naiyak Wreck (“Condreco”) a lovely macro life site close out the diving. Once everyone is back onboard we start the gentle cruise back to Chalong Bay allowing enough time to clean and even dry your dive gear, pack your bags, fill in your log books swap e-mails and even do some more hard core relaxing on the sun deck. Disembarkation at Chalong Bay is usually around 5pm.

Myanmar (Burma) 7D/6N : 18 Dives

Friday: Evening departure from Khao Lak. Overnight sail to Border at Ranong.
Saturday: Early Morning check in into Myanmar. 2 dives around High Rock in the afternoon.
Sunday: Diving around Shark Cave (4 dives)
Monday: Diving Black Rock (3-4 dives)
Tuesday: Burma Banks (3-4 dives)
Wednesday: Western Rocky & Fan Forrest Pinnacle (4 dives)
Thursday: check out Burma. Check in back into Thailand at Ranong. Transfer back to Airport and Phuket or Khao lak Hotels.

Please contact us for more informations about other routes ;-)