Happy faces for this Belgium charter who had the chance to have a fantastic cruise, full of life and Manta from day one!!!
Welcome to: Alain, Liliane, Régine, Patrick, Joel, Béa, Jean-Marc, Sabine, Jacques, Magali, Michel, Christiane, Florence, Françoise, Philippe and Annunzio.
Beautiful corals and fishes everywhere!
So many schools of different fishes: snappers, emperor fishes, barracudas, trevallies, batfishes ...
Batfishes
Barracudas
Golden trevallies
Emperor fishes
Yellow snappers
We wanted big, we had big ... Manta, white tips (unfortunately no pictures!), unbelievable number of Jenkins rays ...
Jenkins ray
We had some camouflage stars but our guides could still find them!
Crocodile fish
Stone fish
In the "small world", there was also plenty to see :)
Squat shrimp
Feather star shrimp
Yellow snail
Cowrie
Emperor shrimp
Nice nudibranches!
In the juvenile world: frogfish and ghost pipefish!
Frogfish
Ornate ghost pipefish
We had the pleasure to encounter harlequin shrimps in several places ;)
Harlequin shrimp
Manti shrimps ...
Peacock mantis shrimp
Seahorses and relatives!
Tiger tail seahorse
Orange spotted pipefish
And some more nice ones, we are always happy to meet!
Pinecone fish
Cuttlefish
At the surface, the sceneries were also amazing!
Some outdoor activities :)
On the boat, the atmosphere was over the top, singing and dancing ;)
And the breathtaking sunsets and sunrises!!!
Mergui Archipelago: the Jewel of Burma...
Discover the most exclusive diving destination in South East Asia...
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 most exclusive diving destination in South East Asia...
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.
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