November 13th 2016
Our second Burma liveaboard trip of the season
Oh my Buddha, what a fantastic trip it was for the second one of the season!
We had a multinational group of French, Belgian, Brazilian, Swiss, Canadian and German fellows who had a lot of fun together.
The first dives in Burma’s Mergui Archipelago were as beautiful as expected: great visibility, white sand, turquoise water and lots of life all around 🙂
What better way to start than seeing not one, but two eagle rays, one blacktip shark and a couple of tiger tail seahorses?
The biodiversity of the Mergui Archipelago is one of the things that makes diving in Myanmar so special. The remote reefs are home to both larger pelagic species and fascinating macro life, making every dive an opportunity for a new encounter.
Congratulations, Lea, on your Advanced Open Water certification! You were scared about the night dive, but you did it — and loved it even more!
Thanks Pedro, Lucia, André, Valérie, Léa, Nicole, Séverine, Maureen and Eve for the nice moments we shared. Nicole, we will never forget your “pole dance”!
A big hug to Gwen and Ben as well, who shared the first two trips with us. It was great meeting you guys! Take care and be strong — Monday, back to work 😉
A beautiful shot from Tom, well worth sharing with you!
One of the four beautiful eagle rays spotted this week. Nice shot!
Explore more of Myanmar diving
- Mergui Archipelago – discover the remote islands, reefs and dive sites of Myanmar.
- Myanmar diving – explore the underwater world of this remote part of the Andaman Sea.
- Andaman Sea rays – learn more about eagle rays and the other rays found in Myanmar and Thailand.
- Tiger tail seahorse – discover one of the fascinating seahorse species encountered in the Mergui Archipelago.
- Marine life in Myanmar – discover more of the incredible marine life found on our Myanmar liveaboard trips.
- Cruises, schedules and itineraries – discover our upcoming Myanmar liveaboard trips.
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