By: Torben Lonne
Hailing from Myanmar, the 18m/59 feet long Miss Moon liveaboard has everything you could want in a liveaboard dive safari. Miss Moon was built in 2008 specifically for divers and carries only ten guests at a time to dive sights in Thailand and Burma. Have a non-diver with you? Miss Moon provides snorkeling and kayaking so everyone in your group can have a fun experience.
Our Overall Review
Things we like:
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Many people were happy with the island excursions that involved wild animals and volcanic activity. -
Many people were happy with Previn and the Miss Moon crew on showing them a great time.
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Some people noted the Chef and Captain helped them find their forgotten items 2 days after they alighted.
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Several divers commended the diving master on planning a well executed diving itinerary and snorkeling spots.
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Divers said they loved the fact that they were the only divers on most of the locations and they got to see mantas, mating squad, and broadclub cuttelfish.
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The food prepared by the chef was delicious and the dishes were a mixture of western and Myanmar cuisine.
Things we don't like:
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A few people claimed that the boat was rather small and cramped.
Diving on Miss Moon liveaboard in Thailand
Built in 2008, Miss Moon is the ideal place to spend a lovely dive vacation while exploring the underwater world of Thailand & Myanmar. The ship is a fun low-cost liveaboarding choice.
Vessel features
Miss moon is an extraordinary ship that has been on the sea for more than 15 years now containing 5 comfortable cabins for a maximum of 10 guests. This limited number of divers allows you to have the best quality service and the most memorable experience without the crowdie atmosphere of it all. All cabins are air-conditioned, have sea view and inside flat screen TV. We provide a camera table for all the photography lovers out there, an inside saloon where you can relax and watch some TV and a sun deck for a stress relieving tanning session.
We make sure our guests eat the best food
One of our proudest areas is food; we selected high-grade chefs that excel in all ranges of cuisine to be your cooks on Miss Moon. Aboard, you’ll be served either mouth-watering Thai food or Western food as you wish in the outdoor dining area. Any diets or food preferences will be catered if you inform us beforehand. All meals are served buffet style and of course wine, beer and snacks will be available all around the clock. The joyful company, the delicious food, and the amazing views will make your days on our ship forever memorable.
Activities other than diving
Miss Moon Liveaboard yacht has a spacious air-conditioned indoor lounge with a sound and visual entertainment framework. Visitors can lay on the padded seats on the shaded sun deck, or tan on the extraordinary garden sun deck! Miss Moon welcomes all guests on this trip: divers, snorkelers, families, and kids. We recommend enjoying the onboard Kayak for additional fun.
Diving onboard of Miss Moon
Diving will be accompanied by our dive master plus 5 professional divers. The Miss Moon Dive deck is well equipped with diving gear and the team will guide you through all the steps. There is also gear for rental if you haven’t brought your own. The vessel will be set sailing the Andaman Sea visiting on the way the Similan Island, Richelieu Rock, Koh Bon, and Koh Tachai; all of which are dream islands with captivating scenery, white sandy beaches, and breathtaking cultures. Most importantly, they’re considered to be perfect diving areas. Amidst the trip, it’s very likely to encounter all kinds of marine life; giant whale sharks, spotted stingrays, dolphins, seahorses, etc. The marine corals are equally astonishing and diverse. Explorers will find plenty of objects to discover.
Since security is our top priority, we made sure to provide all necessities to ensure the welfare of everyone on the boat; life jackets, emergency rafts, first aid kits, emergency flares, first aid trained crew, etc.
Our friendly crew is multilingual as well; they’re fluent in English, Thai, French, and Danish.
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