PhuketdashScuba Posted November 6, 2013 Posted November 6, 2013 From 16 till 22 March we are organising a special diving trip: 6 days/6 nights to North of Similans and South Andaman. In total 21 dives at Koh Bon, Koh Tachai, Richelieu Rock, Hin Daeng, Hin Muang, Koh Haa, Bida Islands and Shark Point area, really the best diving Thailand has to offer. We have only a few spaces left, see here for a more information, http://www.thailand-scuba.com/special-trip.htm.
Ratsima Posted November 21, 2013 Posted November 21, 2013 I did a similar trip last year (White Manta) and really loved it. The combination of north and south Andaman on one trip was really nice. Plus, doing the south Andaman sites from a liveaboard means that you can get a couple of dives in before the day trips arrive. So, I will be doing this special trip on the Pawara next March.
PhuketdashScuba Posted January 31, 2014 Author Posted January 31, 2014 400 Baht entrance fee Similans national park, 400 Baht entrance fee Surin national park, 3 diving days there @ 200 Baht, total 1,600 Baht. Entrance fee Tarutao national park 400 Baht, 1 diving day there @ 200 Baht, total 600, North 1,600 Baht, south 600 Baht, total 2,200 Baht.
OMGImInPattaya Posted March 22, 2014 Posted March 22, 2014 400 Baht entrance fee Similans national park, 400 Baht entrance fee Surin national park, 3 diving days there @ 200 Baht, total 1,600 Baht. Entrance fee Tarutao national park 400 Baht, 1 diving day there @ 200 Baht, total 600, North 1,600 Baht, south 600 Baht, total 2,200 Baht. What's the entrance fee for the illegal fishers that enter at nite and trash the parks?
PhuketdashScuba Posted March 22, 2014 Author Posted March 22, 2014 400 Baht entrance fee Similans national park, 400 Baht entrance fee Surin national park, 3 diving days there @ 200 Baht, total 1,600 Baht. Entrance fee Tarutao national park 400 Baht, 1 diving day there @ 200 Baht, total 600, North 1,600 Baht, south 600 Baht, total 2,200 Baht. What's the entrance fee for the illegal fishers that enter at nite and trash the parks? Doesn't happen. They either enter during the day when the national parks are closed, so no fees to pay, or when there are too many other boats and the risks are too high they don't enter.
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