For this first trip of the season, we were happy to welcome on board a whole Finnish team:
Marjaana, Uljas, Päivi, Tuija, Sauli, Iiro, Julius, Pertti, Jari, Juha, Juhani, Raili and Seija!
A group of funny people enjoying diving, long tanning sessions on the front deck, good food and gin tonic ;)It was so good to see these beautiful wild islands again, improbable sceneries in the middle of magic waters…
Marjaana, Uljas, Päivi, Tuija, Sauli, Iiro, Julius, Pertti, Jari, Juha, Juhani, Raili and Seija!
A group of funny people enjoying diving, long tanning sessions on the front deck, good food and gin tonic ;)It was so good to see these beautiful wild islands again, improbable sceneries in the middle of magic waters…
The staff was on the alert, excited!
Checking the weather conditions:
Checking the weather conditions:
That everything was perfect on the boat:
Finding the best spots to relax between the dives:
Spotting at the surface:
And under water, to find the coolest things ever:
Preparing the best meals:
They gave all they had 🙂
And it was so worth it!
Amazing dive sites …
Amazing dive sites …
And fishes everywhere, just magical!
Barracudas …
Jacks …
Tunas …
Sometimes looking as they were playing hide and seek !
Allowing the divers to wonder at all the life and colors around them…
Having fun with them…
Having fun with them…
Or just observing them …
Sometimes needing to focus a little bit more on these cuty little ones!
Can you find this one hiding?
And of course, our favorite ones…
The atmosphere couldn’t be more relax during the day!
And getting funky at night!
With our famous box game!
We can say for sure that these Finnish ladies were flexible!
When not diving we were just chilling in these amazing places you can find only in the Mergui Archipelago!
Lämmin Kiitos Kaikille 😉
So enjoy, and see you soon for the next review!
Mergui Archipelago: the Jewel of Burma…
Discover the best dive spots around Mergui Archipelago…Scattered like pearls on a blue velvet bed sheet are a bunch of 800 islands scattered over the Andaman sea just off the eastern coast of Myanmar. This is Burma’s tropical paradise of Mergui Archipelago. The British colonial name of “Mergui” still remains as opposed to the Burmese “Myeik”.
Myanmar has got turquoise waters, palm-fringed white sand beaches, amazing dive sites, rich wildlife, mangrove forest, but despite the fact that there are only a few islands in Thailand, comparatively, Mergui Archipelago, is far less famous than its Andaman Sea neighbor, the surin and similan islands.
In fact, Myeik Archipelago is one of the world’s best-kept secrets due to the fact that it was only opened to tourism in 1997 and is still under quite a strict regulation.
Discover the best dive spots around Mergui Archipelago…Scattered like pearls on a blue velvet bed sheet are a bunch of 800 islands scattered over the Andaman sea just off the eastern coast of Myanmar. This is Burma’s tropical paradise of Mergui Archipelago. The British colonial name of “Mergui” still remains as opposed to the Burmese “Myeik”.
Myanmar has got turquoise waters, palm-fringed white sand beaches, amazing dive sites, rich wildlife, mangrove forest, but despite the fact that there are only a few islands in Thailand, comparatively, Mergui Archipelago, is far less famous than its Andaman Sea neighbor, the surin and similan islands.
In fact, Myeik Archipelago is one of the world’s best-kept secrets due to the fact that it was only opened to tourism in 1997 and is still under quite a strict regulation.
