Day trips include
transfers from Patong, Karon, Kata and Rawai only (Pick-up from other beaches: 300 Baht per person), powered boat, Breakfast, buffet-lunch, fruit, drinking water, 2 dives per day, Divemaster supervision, tanks and weights.

Day trips do not include
- Fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, dive computer, surface buoy and wetsuit for the   diver.
- Diving equipment can be rented from Seafarer Divers before boarding.
- Beers, soft-drinks.

Equipment Rental
- Full diving equipment (fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator and wetsuit): 600 Baht
- Full snorkeling equipment (fins + mask + snorkel): 120 Baht
- Wetsuit (Shorty): 120 Baht
- Dive computer: 300 Baht
- BCD: 250 Baht
- Regulator: 250 Baht
- Nitrox tank: 300 Baht
- 100cf/15L tank: 300 Baht
- Yoke Adaptor : 60 Baht

Remarks
- Day dive trips with MV Andaman Seafarer are from the end of October until the end of July only.
- At least a group of 10 divers must book in order to guarantee the 5 day dive package with MV Andaman Seafarer.
- Other divers may be able to book the remaining places.
- Seafarer Divers will fill up the remaining places in case of less than 30 paying divers.
- MV Andaman Seafarer is perfect for 5 day dive trip package with in extra a chief-cook to concoct buffet-style lunches.
- Day dive trips to King Cruiser Wreck, Shark Point, Anemone Reef and Koh Doc Mai do not fit for non-divers or snorkelers as all that dive sites are in open ocean where snorkeling are not possible.

Typical features of MV Andaman Seafarer
- She was designed and supervised during the construction in Phuket by his owner who has 30 years of diving experience in Thailand as dive operator (since 1979) and SCUBA Instructor (since 1985). Charlie served as a dive guide on the Jacques Cousteau’s Calypso vessel during the shooting of the film "The Sea convicts" in 1988 at Similan and Surin Islands as well for the shooting at the Similan of a U/W IMAX film on November 2002.
- The length and beam make it one of the largest and comfortable dive vessels in Phuket and Thailand.
- 2 V8 engines of 320 hp each give confidence during the cruises.
- Electric power (220 volts).
- 2 large showers and toilets. We do not limit the showers during the cruise.
- All ceilings inside the vessel are of 2.20 m.
- 3 "VIP Cabin" with 2 bunks and 2 “FIRST CLASS” cabins with 4 bunks.
- Each cabin has its own air-conditioning with a remote control.
- All bunks have comfortable mattresses (200 x 90 x 10).
- The kitchen is equipped as a restaurant. We never serve the same meals more than once during the cruise. All guests take their meals on large tables on the roof and the food is served buffet style.
- Solarium (5.5 x 8 m) has deckchairs and mattresses. It is the perfect place to have a drink at sunset and during the evening after dinner.
- Large dive area (5.70 x 8 m) with easy entries and exits with 3 ladders. 14 divers can be in/out of water within a few minutes.
- Aluminum cylinders of 80 (10.95 liters) & 100cf (13.69 liters) are available in the racks with baskets under the diver’s seats.
- The 2 Bauer compressors can fill the tanks with air or Nitrox while the guests are taking a nap in their cabins or in the deckchairs on the solarium.
- Our 4.7m Avon Rib dinghy with a ladder and a 40 HP outboard allows diving in the most remote places giving our customers an easy mean of accessing the dive site and of course of getting picked up after the dive in the most secure conditions.

Minimum diving level required for a liveaboard with MV Andaman Seafarer
- For divers' comfort and safety, the drop-offs and pick-ups of buddy teams are made with our 4.7m Avon Rib dinghy equipped with a ladder and an outboard engine of 40 HP. Each dinghy rotation takes 4-5 divers at once. That way, fish are not scared and each diver will get more chance for better encounters.
- Divers must be comfortable in water and be certified at least CMAS 2* Diver or PADI Advanced, equivalence or higher levels with at least 30 logged dives.
- Divers will dive in buddy teams of 2-3 divers.
- Most of our divers booked with MV Andaman Seafarer are experienced ones and are certified CMAS 2* or 3* Diver, PADI Advanced, PADI Rescue, Divemaster, Instructor or equivalence from other diving associations with hundreds of logged dives and most of them are keen underwater photographers.
- Divemaster/Instructor supervision is provided during our liveaboard dive cruises aboard MV Andaman Seafarer but the service of a private Divemaster/Instructor guiding during each dive is only provided on request prior the liveaboard and will be charged an extra fee per diver.
- CMAS 1* Diver, PADI Open Water Diver or equivalent certified diver who cannot dive as a buddy diver with their friends will have to book the service of a professional Divemaster/Instructor guiding them during all dives or plan a TDA/CMAS 2* Diver course and/or a PADI Advanced course with a TDA/CMAS/PADI Instructor during the liveaboard.
- TDA/CMAS 2* Diver, PADI Adventureor PADI Advanced courses may be taught during our day dive trips aboard MV Andaman Seafarer.